Tag Archives: School of Architecture

Safety Street: A UDMercy Halloween Tradition

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Safety Street was started by the School of Architecture back in 1990. It grew to become a tradition for the entire campus with various sororities, fraternities, student organizations and university’s departments providing the booths, candy and activities such a face painting for neighborhood children. Hundreds of neighborhood children and their families have attended this free event. Here are a few pictures from past Safety Street activities. Have a safe and happy Halloween! Pat Higo, Archives and Special Collections Librarian...

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Uncategorized , Updated: October 28, 2021

UDM School of Architecture Celebrates 50th Anniversary

“Go fly a kite,” does not sound like an architectural project if you think  architecture students just deals with buildings firmly stuck on the ground, but that was a final assignment from architecture instructors Robert Camblin and Jens  Plum in 1963. Each student had to design and construct a scale model, taking into consideration various architectural components such as design, color, structure and function. The class of ’63 was the first to graduate a class from U of D with...

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Uncategorized , , Updated: September 20, 2013