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“Coming to UL ��˾�������� is one of the best decisions I ever made. It was a choice that I will never regret. I knew this was the place I needed to be, and the best education I could get in visual arts, so I took the leap.”

“Weigh your options. Take your time. Don’t stress. If you think you want to go to college, and pursuing something as outlandish as theatre is what you want to do, then do it. Don’t let anyone stop you. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.”

“Learning the most up-to-date drafting and rendering software appealed to designers who were looking to hire me because they did not have those skills in-house.”

“You just have to learn to do what you love and be honest with who you are. Put something out there that is kind of a reflection of your own beliefs and a reflection of your own self.”

“I can’t even count the number of cool opportunities we get to work with musicians from around the world. It’s been really great.”

“This studio motivated me to think about buildings and the environment holistically. Everything I learned in this course gave me the skills to go out into the world, after graduating from UL ��˾��������, with a sense of confidence and pride that helped me navigate the profession.”

“I have learned how to draft, sketch, use essential computer programs, and most importantly, how to design and communicate my ideas effectively.”

“I love the design process and I love the introduction to codes that we get here. Great design is not only beautiful, but it serves a purpose.”

“My favorite part about the architecture program at UL ��˾�������� was the relationships I formed with my classmates, professors and staff at School of Architecture & Design. That created a sense of community, as well as the events and traditions within the school, that make me feel like a part of a family.”

“One of the things I love most is getting students to really enjoy music with the hopes of developing a lifelong love of music— like really getting them to enjoy the process of making music. It’s exciting to teach them about that world.”