It’s here! re:D 2025 “Designing New Ways Forward” is out now. Visit the link below to read the latest issue of re:D magazine, or pick up a free copy from campus! https://t.co/kJBVQpWvM8

Matthew Lopez-Jensen's (Part-time Assistant Professor) new book, "The Work and the Water," blends images of the modern canal with handwritten postcards from New York Canal Corporation employees. https://t.co/2TPSBLGXzC

The Black Film Center & Archive at Indiana University, Bloomington held a special ceremony for Michelle Materre (Emeritus Professor of Media Studies), celebrating the acquisition of a collection of work documenting her life and legacy (1954-2022). https://t.co/WKP7QJ7ckf

Neyda Martinez (Associate Professor of Professional Practice and Director of the Media Management Graduate Program) is among thirty-two grantees for her work on the documentary, The People Vs. Austerity/El Pueblo Vs. La Austeridad. https://t.co/IHZKqK1Z5E

Neyda Martinez's (Associate Professor of Professional Practice and MS Media Management Director) discusses the Puerto Rican Body as archive in this article on artist Rigoberto Torres. https://t.co/unATJK7Jge

Irisa and Aaron Kawabi (BFA Product Design '14), partners in life and business run their own creative studio, Kawabi, which specializes in handcrafted lighting influenced by their spiritual and aesthetic connection to the East. https://t.co/Q7gbmzMQKn

David Lieberman (Associate Professor of Professional Practice in Media Management) quoted in The Washington Post's "This billionaire Trump ally and his son are building an unprecedented media empire." https://t.co/8eW9TWHSUN

Lana Lin (Associate Professor of Media Studies) has been named to the longlist for the National Book Awards non-fiction category for The Autobiography of H. Lan Thao Lam. https://t.co/BSmDOcKjE3

Join us at the Kellen and Aronson galleries for the opening of "Making Time," an exhibition showcasing the talent of Parsons staff. The exhibition will remain on view through November 9. https://t.co/B6LbV4orlY

The Council of Fashion Designers of America awarded Lana Mingasson (BFA Fashion Design '26), Mitch Kalungi (MFA Fashion Design & Society '26), and Keir Joseph Todaro (BFA Fashion Design '26) for their work across sustainability and innovation. https://t.co/DcuHoFeqUD

“Lighting is the thread that ties curatorial narrative, artistic visuals and visitor experience of an exhibition,” says New Delhi-based designer Eby Vincent Mathew (MFA Lighting Design '18). https://t.co/SvGDeeOg79

Aanya Sachdeva (BFA Fashion Design '27) was recognized as one of Glamour's 2025 College Women of the Year, presented by Coach. https://t.co/YWSkLoOHva

Yvonne Watson (Associate Professor of Fashion and Vice Provost for Global Academic Strategy and Partnerships) spoke about the emotional attachment in the design process in relation to why people keep and repair their clothing at a recent panel. https://t.co/DdCVMtf0Il

Beth Dincuff (Part-Time Assistant Professor, School of Art and Design History and Theory) was interviewed by CBS News about Giorgio Armani's death, and how he changed fashion with his brand. https://t.co/NNmLHmZOAB

Dark patterns have become “typical industry practice” as major retailers and Big Tech companies use them to boost their bottom lines, according to David Carroll (Associate Professor of Media Design) who studies dark patterns and user data protection. https://t.co/BB0NPxtpdl

Kaori Ogawa's (MFA Design and Technology ’26) project, “Micro Orchestrism,” is an audiovisual installation that redefines creative collaboration by positioning fermenting sake yeast as musical co-composers. https://t.co/QddAEfHFgX

Themes that emerged from the work by this year's MFA Fashion Design & Society cohort include preserving and advancing cultural/gender identities, examining their upbringings, sustainable practices, and uplifting other makers through their craft. https://t.co/L3LuGGQXhs

Lucas Vaqueiro (MFA Transdisciplinary Design '22) was named the 2025–2026 New City Critics Fellow. This recognition from the Urban Omnibus/The Architectural League of New York & Urban Design Forum highlights rich and diverse cross-field practices. https://t.co/ipQrGvjzEE

Kiho Lee and Solomon Choi (BFA Product Design '25) were awarded second place for their design CARRIER at this years International Design Conference in Detroit, MI. https://t.co/Brykdq46zZ

Emma Kowalczyk and Nij Balar (MS Strategic Design and Management '25) develop an innovative solution to fashion's waste problem, tackling this systemic issue: what would it take to transform fashion at the level of materials, culture, and desire? https://t.co/J0L0wd38BU

President Joel Towers presided over his first convocation as university president marking a moment of beginning for a new school year. https://t.co/uHoxIPdX3S