The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts is accepting applications for grants to support dissertation work on topics related to architecture, including landscape architecture ...

An architect pursuing a doctorate at the University of British Columbia wrote his 149-page, 52,438-word dissertation without any periods or commas. Patrick Stewart, 61, who belongs to the Nisga ...

Participation is open to all graduates of architecture and engineering faculties coming from all over the world. The theses, made individually or in groups, must have been discussed in the period ...

A Cedarville University professor studied thriving students of color in her doctoral dissertation to help shine a light on them and to demonstrate the value of higher education at any age.

Stewart’s dissertation, titled Indigenous Architecture through Indigenous Knowledge, eschews almost all punctuation. There are no periods, no commas, no semi-colons in the 52,438-word piece.