Teaching Newsletter: A Conversation at Harvard

Inclusion at the Elites Elite colleges are enrolling more first-generation and low-income students, and from a greater diversity of ethnic and racial backgrounds, than in the past. But many of these students come from... read more

Andrews Univ Students Help with Disaster Relief

Beginning in July 2017, the graduate Urban Design Studio began to pursue a service project (..) to assist with the design of new housing and public spaces in a flood-prone, impoverished informal settlement in central San Juan. ... read more

Andrews Architecture Students Fly to Puerto Rico

Sixteen Andrews University architecture students and two professors left this morning, Sunday, October 1, 2017, at 5 a.m. to join disaster relief efforts in Puerto Rico. Almost two weeks after Hurricane Maria reached the... read more

Andrews team headed to Puerto Rico

Two Andrews University professors and 16 students are on their way to Puerto Rico to help rescue efforts in the hurricane-ravaged island, the university reported. They will be there until Thursday. Victor Perez Andino,... read more

Andrews Univ students pack to help in Puerto Rico

Early Sunday morning, an architecture class from Andrews University will leave to head to Puerto Rico. The students will help with the devastation following both Hurricane Irma and Maria. The... read more

Andrews students to provide relief to Puerto Rico

A group of students from a local university in Michigan are set to travel to Puerto Rico Sunday morning to provide relief to the island. 17 graduate students from Andrews University’s architecture program will... read more

Pedestrian bridge between St. Joe & Benton Harbor

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. -- A proposal to bridge the cities of St. Joe and Benton Harbor in a new way just got significant backing from the state. “This bridge will help span the natural impediment that is the... read more

Andrews Univ students fly to Puerto Rico's aid

A team of 16 graduate architecture students and two professors from Andrews University will depart Sunday for one of the poorest parts of Puerto Rico, where six to 12 inches of water, tainted with sewage and chemicals, still... read more