Costa Rica serves as classroom on global apparel

Woodbury students recently returned from two and half weeks of study and research related to the apparel industry in Costa Rica. Students earlier studied the garment industry in the United States, with an emphasis on Los Angeles - including some eye-opening field trips, according to Dr. E.B. Gendel, the economics professor who is teaching the course. To read about this journey, check out Dr. Gendel’s blog and online photo album. (Click on “Follow Us” in the menu bar in the left margin. Feel free to explore the rest of the site, too.) More

Students take top honors in national design contest

Students from the Woodbury School of Architecture cleaned up once again at the annual ACSA/AISC Steel Design Student Competition, taking multiple first and third place prizes as well as honorable mentions. It's become a Woodbury tradition, with architecture students regularly winning top honors in this highly competitive contest. More

Woodbury welcomes aLA workshop (en Español)

Students and faculty from Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio in Madrid, Spain are now on the Woodbury campus for aLA, a 4-week all-inclusive summer arrchitecture program being taught in Spanish. More

Canyon House brings honors for two faculty members

The work of two Woodbury adjunct architecture faculty members has earned honors from in the annual American Institute of Architects Los Angeles Chapter (AIA/LA) awards program, one of the most competitive in the country.
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Architecture grad part of new design reality show

Look for Woodbury alumnus Bryan Oknyansky on television soon as part of Sole Perspective™, America’s first reality television competition to take on the world of shoe design. Oknyansky earned a bachelor of architecture degree in May and took part in weeks of filming for the series, with the pilot concluding June 3. The reality-based format brings together aspiring footwear designers who compete against one another in a series of weekly design-related challenges. Read more about the contest and Oknyansky. More

Woodbury Notables

As Woodbury approaches its 125th anniversary, we want to acknowledge members of our illustrious alumni, faculty, staff, and friends who, in the words of George Washington, have been “venerated for benevolence, admired for talents, esteemed for patriotism, and beloved for philanthropy.” Please reflect on those who have made a distinctive impression on you or have positively affected the lives of others or our society. To nominate candidates, living or deceased, click here.