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How to nurture your own resilience

Ainsley McElwee, a sustainable planning and urban design major from Excelsior Springs, Missouri, will graduate with minors in business and geography.Where are you from? Excelsior Springs, MissouriWhat inspired you to come to ENVD when choosing

For Davis Velte, an architecture major minoring in business, graduating represents the culmination of a lot of hard work, learning and lots and lots of studio hours.I'll miss seeing T-squares poking out of your backpacks on campus and immediately

Julia Rodriguez, an architecture major from the San Francisco Bay Area, considers finding her community at CU Boulder as one of her greatest experiences at ENVD.Thank you for making the past four years so memorable. We started off with in person

Congratulations to the 2023-2024 scholarship and awards recipients!AJ Jelonnek Brianne Rose Murphy Dana Giffin Soper Memorial ScholarshipChristian Acevedo D.J. Hynek Memorial ScholarshipPenelope Young Douglas Darden Memorial

Carr Tancig will earn a B.EnvD specializing in architecture with a minor in business and plans to go abroad to Italy this summer before entering the workforce.Thanks guys. It was a fun 4 years.Where are you from? Boulder, COTell us about your

Evan Faucher will graduate with a B.EnvD specializing in environmental product design and plans to live in New Zealand for a year.

This month, Environmental Design alumna Kate Sector and co-writers Nathan Jones and Shawhin Roudbari will be recognized by The Boulder Heritage Roundtable for their book “An Architecture of Dialogue: Learning from the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse.”

Lydia Mercante, a third-year Environmental Design (ENVD) student majoring in sustainable planning and urban design, works in the ENVD’s Professional Development Services Center. She spent the summer of 2022 meeting with various design professionals

“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”–Andy Warhol  Time is the abstract currency by which we measure progress and achievement. Unfortunately, its inherent limitations and linear nature frequently