Thomas Jefferson University’s College of Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) has been ranked No. 60 in the nation out of 171 schools in Niche’s 2026 Best Colleges for Architecture in America.

The College of Architecture & the Built Environment is proud to announce that Associate Professor Saglinda Roberts has released of the second edition of her influential textbook, Sustainable Design for the Built Environment, which she co-authored with former Jefferson professors Rob Fleming and Chitsanzo Isaac.

Timothy is a fifth-year Architecture student in the College of Architecture & the Built Environment.

The College of Architecture & the Built Environment (CABE) begins this semester with exciting updates in leadership and faculty appointments, reflecting the college’s commitment to innovation, scholarship, and preparing the next generation of design and construction leaders.

The University community welcomes new Rams at Convocation.

Katie is a 2025 graduate from the BS in Interior Design program. She recently had her photography work on display. 

On Aug. 1, the system celebrates the one-year anniversary of the combination.

Thomas Jefferson University’s Institute for Smart & Healthy Cities and its partners presented the “Intersections: Health, Environment, and Design” exhibit at the 2025 Time Space Existence, organized by the European Cultural Center during the Venice Architecture Biennale.

New University leadership, industry connections and a focus on jobs of the future led to a record year.