On Friday, October 16th, the KANEKO opened it's doors for its 2026 Soirée, a gathering where art, ideas, and people converge.

In September, event and entertainment design firm TAIT hosted an internal company hackathon to build computational tools for their designers.

Gensler recently announced the winners of its Opportunity Scholarship, and among the ten winners was Syracuse University student Ankur Moolky.

Syracuse University School of Architecture named Ankur Moolky the recipient of the Alfred L. Kaskel Scholarship, the school's highest undergraduate merit award.

Students Ankur Moolky and Claire Guo received an Honorable Mention for their project, "The Civic Quarter", in the ARC409 Integrated Design Studio Awards.

A team of seven architecture students from Syracuse University was awarded First Prize in the ACADIA Computational Design Award in the Student Design Competition.