HELLO & GOODBYE: DCP Celebrates Spring Class of 2021 In Person
A stage instead of couches. Regalia instead of pajamas. Family and friends screaming instead of waving on Zoom.
Next Stop: The Smithsonian
Yeneneh Terefe turned a dream into a reality.
From Biden’s Inauguration to UF, and Everywhere In Between
The Incredible Journey of SBE Student Ryan Lester
Gator Nation Giving Day!
DCP came in first place for total gifts amongst all UF colleges with 1,233, beating the second place finisher by 317.
Historic Preservation Program Wins Prestigious Docomomo US Award
The 2020 Survey Award of Excellence was announced at the annual Modernism in America Awards Ceremony.
DCP Research Symposium to Take Place Nov. 9-10
Nationally recognized planner Victor Dover is the keynote speaker!
DCP Looks to Preserve City UF Calls Home
DCP’s Historic Preservation Program works to preserve Gainesville’s mid-20th century architecture.
How a Childhood Memory Might Save an Island
With 180 buildings valued at more than $315 million, much of downtown Nantucket is expected to be submerged in water as early as 2060.
Helping to Preserve History from a Distance
Harshitha Beere had an eventful summer working for the National Park Service.
The Cotton Club Comes Back to Life
DCP’s Graduate Student Association (GSA) recently helped with the restoration of the Cotton Club in Gainesville. This venue once hosted the likes of James Brown, Ray Charles and B.B. King. The Cotton Club started out as a venue to watch films in the late 1940s. It then later became the music hall known as the …