The Stuckeman Family Building, new home of the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, is occupied. The official building dedication took place on September 18, 2005. Campbell (Cal) Stuckeman, a 1937 graduate of the Department of Architecture broke ground for the building in Spring 2003. We are happy to be in our new home.

Outreach projects with alumni and friends are also featured on this page. Projects have ranged from constructing a strawbale building on a Cheyenne reservation in Montana to conducting a scenic analysis of the Susquehanna River corridor — from the water. Such outreach projects have resulted in numerous awards and honors won by students and faculty.