Environmental Design

Let’s get past the platitudes on artificial intelligence. We asked students, alumni and faculty how they’re really using A.I. to work, teach, learn and create.

Kirsten Ring Murray says design is all about change, and was eager to be part of shaping the future of CMDI by joining its advisory board.

Her classes were nontraditional, but Ping Xu’s techniques—forged from her expertise in feng shui, watercolor and tai chi—have inspired students as architects and creators.

The city of Spokane is piloting a low-tech roadway safety initiative that was developed by CMDI faculty experts and students.

CMDI welcomes its Class of 2030, an academically accomplished group with big dreams for the future.

CMDI is welcoming 14 new faculty with expertise in journalism, business, surveillance, technology and more.

Before even attending her first class in CMDI, first-year student Eloisa Samper was part of a small team sent to Maryland to authenticate a long-forgotten Tajik teahouse.

More than 700 CMDI students were named to the dean's list for the spring semester.

Students designed and built a pop-up lab so researchers from the psychology and neuroscience department can help voles find love—and study their behaviors.

More cities are studying ways to mitigate heat from intensely sunny days. One expert is more focused on the dangers posed by UV exposure.