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Three seniors in the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design program showcased their capstone projects at the annual UT Design Show, presenting work that reflects both their technical growth and personal identities.

KOLUMN Magazine spotlights Design faculty member Michael Ray Charles, whose decades-long body of work confronts racist commercial imagery and its lasting presence in American visual culture.

Designer and educator Tasheka Arceneaux-Sutton recovers the forgotten legacy of Louise E. Jefferson, the first Black woman art director at a publishing house.

A student capstone becomes Compreva, a funded wearable for Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) patients—earning $30K and top honors from Texas Health Catalyst.

UT Design students breathe new life into historic wood type through a fast-paced summer residency focused on letterpress experimentation and production.

M.F.A. alum Stella Richman shares how building a hands-on portfolio at UT led her to a role at a Brooklyn design studio.

Two UT researchers return home to help a coastal community in Puerto Rico imagine a more resilient future.

What happens when a designer with a love of medieval studies meets a game developer who thrives on creative collaboration? You get Dropcaps: a mobile word game that combines ornate typography, clever gameplay, and a touch of history. 

Julie Schell shares insights on how students can maximize learning when using AI tutors.