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Lighting Speed

A pair of very recent Auburn University grads become youngest licensed architects in the U.S.

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Increasingly Inclusive

NCARB launches licensure exam accommodations for ESL candidates

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In Agreement

U.S. and U.K. to reach reciprocal architecture license agreement

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Clearing the Path

The ASLA ramps up support of BIPOC women pursuing landscape architecture with a new program

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The Unaffordability of Free Labor

NCARB reaffirms its opposition to unpaid architecture internships

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Shedding Light

NCARB and NOMA’s latest Baseline on Belonging report spotlights exam-related disparities

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Crunching the Numbers

NCARB’s annual data report shows more architects became licensed during the pandemic

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Closing the Gap(s)

Demographic disparities get highlighted in the 2021 edition of NCARB by the Numbers

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Rough Patch

New NCARB report details the sharp decline of architectural licensing during the pandemic

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360-Degree No Cheat

You can soon take the Architecture Licensing Exam online, with some changes

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Rigorous Regulations

AIA and NCARB establish new alliance to push for licensing standards

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State-by-State

NCARB figures show number of architects continues to grow

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Paper Trails

NCARB responds to concerns about licensing

Going Global

U.S., Australia, and New Zealand reach reciprocal architecture license agreement

NCARB rebranding says “interning” is now an “experience”

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