Student Stories

Event organizers Georgia Rhodes and Stewart Skylar Copeland encourage visiting scientists to embrace the weird and imperfect.

Offered through the Film/Animation/Video department, the course explored the role of movement in public projections that breathe new life into the built environment. 

The intensive, three-week Wintersession experience culminated in innovative student projects exploring biodesign at multiple scales.

The latest development in the successful partnership provides students with the rare opportunity to experiment and create new bodies of work using natural gems.

Two new courses offered through the Digital + Media department encourage students to expand their creative practices by exploring sound design.

Using traditional tools and materials, each student is turning a 2D pattern into functional 3D footwear perfect for the rodeo or the everyday.

Offered through the Sculpture department, Immersive Worlds invites students to use experimentation and a plethora of making techniques to bring their ideas into reality.

Offered through the Furniture Design department, In Situ: Design in Context encourages experimentation and hands-on making as well as the use of digital tools.

Launched in 2021 by His Majesty King Charles III and Sir Jony Ive, the competition seeks to drive environmental progress through private-sector innovation.