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On April 7, 2019, Environmental Design Professor Ping Xu was honored and featured in the Portraits of Inclusion exhibit at Colorado State University. The Exhibition was a first-of-its-kind event dedicated to showcasing women who have made significant contributions and achievements in Colorado's horticulture and landscape architecture profession. Xu was invited...

Environmental Design Assistant Professor Danielle Rivera has been announced as one of the recipients of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy 2019 Case Study Awards.

The Program in Environmental Design honored 26 students for their design scholarships and awards. Each spring, the program awards students with over $50,000 in scholarships and awards.

As you begin registering for your fall 2019 classes, refer to this article when selecting your curriculum guides and ENVD electives. Don't hesitate to reach out to your advisor with any questions you may have. Between April 1 and April 19, 15-minute drop-in advising appointments will be available Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

CU-Boulder environmental design students help the owners of a local artisanal pasta business grow their brand. Originally posted by Modern in Denver.

Something exciting has been brewing at Environmental Design, and we are delighted to announce an evening of celebration, with three, back-to-back events on May 2, 2019.

It is the time of year when student organizations and student government elect new officers. These organizations are a critical part of Environmental Design. They represent the student voice to the faculty and administration. They provide input on curriculum, space needs, faculty promotions and issues that the student body identifies as critical to the running of a department.

It's that time of year again–when we're right, smack dab in the middle of the semester and everything hits us all at once. Don't forget to take some time for yourself to reflect and most importantly breathe.

Next Friday, March 8, 2019, Environmental Design will host its annual Honors Symposium. This event gives ENVD honors students the opportunity to present their honors projects to an audience, and open the floor for questions and discussions. This year, ten students will be presenting honors projects. See them present on...

The Rural Project, a new organization in Environmental Design, seeks to engage and empower communities in rural Colorado through design-based activism. Recently, the student-run organization took a trip to Berthoud, Colorado for a project site visit.