Landscape architecture and urban planning students proposed future plans for three Texas locales, whose residents teamed with students to create the plans.

Major improvements to Montgomery’s historic downtown, based in part on design concepts created by landscape architecture students, are taking shape.

Texas A&M's Wei Li and Jaimie Masterson are heading an ambitious project to help the small town of Nolanville, Texas become a “smart” city.

Michelle Meyer, the director of the Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center, is studying the emergence of volunteer participation in disaster rescue.

Flood researchers, including LAUP associate professor Galen Newman, are learning there's no "one-size-fits-all" solution to flooding.

Texas Target Communities and ENDEAVR students presented urban planning and landscape architecture proposals for Nolanville, Columbus, and Willacy County.

The Master of Urban Planning program at Texas A&M has vaulted into the upper echelon of programs of its kind in Planetizen's new, national rankings.