Working collaboratively, students are designing and building exhibits in preparation for an immersive show in the Center for ...

Graduate students selected for the Society of Presidential Fellows are pushing creative boundaries as architects, sculptors, ...

The largest Fulbright cohort in RISD’s history is currently conducting research in host countries across Europe and Asia.

The National Weather Service is predicting winter storm activity for much of New England and beyond on Sunday, January 25, into Monday, January 26. As a result, RISD will close on Sunday, January 25, ...

Students in the 15-credit CTC concentration gain an understanding of ideas and techniques around writing in programming languages, while engaging with critical analysis, history, and theory concerning ...

Offered through the Illustration department, the fall studio introduced eager students to tattooing as a recognized art form ...

RISD celebrated the Class of 2025 at Commencement and Reunion Weekend with graduate hooding ceremonies, alumni reunions, a tented RISD Craft art sale, departmental receptions, a festive lunch in ...

How can we apply the strategies we observe in the natural world to our own design research? Why have the characteristics of living creatures evolved in the ways that they have? These are the kinds of ...

RISD students who recently took part in RISD Global summer study courses will bring a fresh set of perspectives and ideas to their upcoming fall studies after exploring cities and historical sites ...

Where does perceived value come from and how do we as a society move from an extractive/zero-sum mindset into a more generative one inspired by nature? The question was posed by RISD alum Charlotte ...

The world’s population is projected to reach 9.7 billion by the year 2050, and nearly 70% of those people are expected to live in cities. But in Japan things are moving in the opposite direction, with ...