We had the privilege of catching up Noel Treffinger, a Fulbright Visiting Graduate Student in the Department of City and Regional Planning (CRP) this semester.…
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By: Emily DiSalvo (M.R.P. ’26) Just a brisk 15-minute walk from my new home in Ithaca, town planners, consultants and economic development directors hailing from…
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By: Lillian Liu (B.S. URS ’25) The fields were rolling, the cows were grazing, and we were going to Cleveland. I had nothing in my…
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By: Vivian Bui (B.S. URS ’27) Both a part of the Rust Belt, Cleveland and Pittsburgh experienced contemporaneous periods of rapid growth during the Industrial…
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By: Mehr-un-nisa Amin (M.R.P. ’26) I begin by sharing that I walked into this country carrying resentment in my heart. It wasn’t a choice, but…
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By: Marina Maher Tadrous (B.S. URS ’25) In September, OURs had the privilege of visiting Cleveland—a city full of resilience and transformation. Before the trip,…
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By: Mandira Pai (M.R.P. ’26) As the subway leaves behind the bustle of Manhattan, we see a shift from the dense skyscraper skyline to stocky,…
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By: Shahd Al-Juwhari (M.R.P. ’25) For the CRP 5072 Land Use and Environmental Planning Workshop, Professor George Frantz organized a field trip to the Allegany…
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By: Chester Lukanic (B.S. URS ’25) Over the weekend of September 13-15, students from Urban and Regional Studies participated on the annual OURS field trip,…
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Every spring, Historic Preservation Planning (HPP) students and alumni sponsor a Work Weekend, taking steps to save existing historic properties. Work Weekend is a mutually…
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