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Weighing In

Three responses to NCARB’s licensure op-ed challenge ideas related to equality and education

Multiple Pathways

NCARB president Jon Baker reflects on his path to architecture licensure and how regulation should adapt to make the profession more accessible

Lights, Camera, Action

NOMA and NCARB unveil new action plan to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in architecture

Read Between the Lines

NCARB’s 2023 data report offers a look at the state of architectural licensure today

Collective Support

Approaches to a more inclusive profession post-affirmative action

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Licensure in the Land Down Under

U.K., Australia, and New Zealand sign reciprocal license agreement

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Extended Time

Future architects, rejoice: NCARB eliminates ARE rolling clock policy

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Cross-pond Registration

U.S. and U.K. sign reciprocal architecture license agreement

ARE You Ready?

NCARB annual report highlights new and notable changes to exams and licensure

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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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