From Graduation to Championship Football: A Day to Remember
The Rinker student will graduate three hours before competing for the 2020 Southeastern Conference Championship.
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FES Grad Named 2020 Florida Fire Inspector of the Year
The highest honor in Florida fire service was awarded to a DCP grad who has broken barriers and set trends in the industry.
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DCP Students Make History At UF Lacrosse Stadium
The Donald R. Dizney Stadium locker room is the first building in Florida to be LEED certified by students and just the 11th globally.
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Hosseini and Antevy Brothers Inducted into Rinker Construction Hall of Fame
The Construction Hall of Fame honors those who have truly distinguished themselves in the construction profession.
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DCP Research Symposium to Take Place Nov. 9-10
Nationally recognized planner Victor Dover is the keynote speaker!
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TEI Project Development Studio Preparing Students For Theme Park Success
DCP is creating industry leaders who design and implement themed environments in places like theme parks.
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In Height of Hurricane Season, FRC Redefines Term “Resiliency”
With winds ripping at 160 miles per hour and damages estimated at $25 billion, how does a town bounce back from a disaster?
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DCP Architecture Building Getting a Facelift
Despite a global pandemic, DCP continues to enhance its facilities to benefit its students, faculty and staff.
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Helping 524 Million Indians Rethink the Landscape of a Fundamental Human Act
Two DCP seniors won a major national award from the American Society of Landscape Architects.
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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.
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