Resource guide for the NAC ACUHO-I presentation “Space + Neurodiversity: Designing Wellbeing into Campus Living.”

An overwhelming majority of respondents felt that schools should use their personal data to create an optimized college experience.

Without feedback, architects are like explorers wandering in a maze that lacks a game board.

Entrepreneurship and innovation are increasingly popular topics of conversation among higher education officials across the country.

The United States is projected to become a majority-minority nation by 2043.

NAC's Lauren Scranton spoke with Amy Snyder, an Assistant Director of Residence Life at Montana State University, about their living-learning communities (LLC).

Students spend a significant amount of their college career studying, socializing, and sleeping in their home away from home: the campus residence hall.

As the higher education climate continues to evolve, college and university campuses need to transform in order to keep pace.

College students have really changed, and with them, so have campus dining services.

The environments we build and inhabit shape our lives and the choices we make.

In recent years, student affairs professionals have been focused on addressing transgender student rights on their campuses and in their communities more than ever before.

Over the last two decades there has been a significant push to create group-oriented spaces in higher education learning environments that encourage collaboration, interaction, and conversation.

Over the last few decades NAC Architecture has been involved with an eclectic variety of student housing projects all around the West Coast.

Big Brother is alive and watching college students across the country through the use of big data and analytics.

In a small area just east of downtown sits an architectural marvel that may be one of the most intact examples of International Style architecture in America today: the University of Providence.