African American women significantly less supported in architecture schools, says NCARB and NOMA report
ARE scholarships for aspiring Black architects launched by the Architects Foundation
Unpaid internships 'deepen existing barriers' for emerging architects, says NCARB
NOMA/NCARB report exposes exam disparities for people of color and older candidates
The latest NCARB report shows how architectural education changed in 2020
Total number of U.S. architects is still growing despite COVID-19 disruption
White and male candidates more likely to pass the ARE, says NCARB study
Meet NCARB's 2021-2022 President Alfred Vidaurri Jr.
COVID led to 40% drop in new architects last year, says NCARB report
NCARB to launch remote ARE testing on November 16th
NCARB adds six months to exam clock, plans for remote examinations
Architectural Licensure at a Crossroads: An Interview with NCARB President Robert M. Calvani and President-Elect Alfred Vidaurri
New Mexico architect Robert M. Calvani inaugurated as new NCARB President
NCARB testing set to resume June 9th in many states
NCARB delays licensing exams through end of May
NCARB adjusts ARE 5.0 testing policies to protect health and safety of test-takers
Archinect's Guide to Job Titles: Intern
The general public strongly supports licensure standards for architects
NCARB's back to school tips for architecture students
AIA and NCARB join other professional organizations to push professional licensing
NCARB is studying how technology and shifts in practice could impact the future of licensure
According to NCARB, the number of Architects in the U.S. has increased
How to Pass the Architectural Registration Exam
DC needs leaders in architecture more than ever. Check out these firms offering architectural job opportunities
The most memorable headlines from August, 2018
NCARB reveals diversity in the architectural profession has increased
NCARB reports architects take 12.5 years on average to get their licenses, down from 14 years in 2013
NCARB data reveals diversity is increasing amongst emerging professionals
NCARB opens new path to certification for architects from non-accredited schools
Can you guess how many architects there are in each state?
Architecture employees don't think supervisors think it's important they get licensed
NCARB opens up official certification to much wider field of architecture students
ARE 5.0 officially launches today
Latest NCARB report shows faster path to licensure
Are you experienced? NCARB changes IDP to AXP: Architectural Experience Program
2015 NCARB Awardees to implement new curricula "to expand and reposition practice"
There are now 14 programs working with NCARB to offer licensure upon graduation
Taking your licensing exams? Prepare for ARE 5.0's release with NCARB's "Transition Calculator"
Another step towards licensure upon graduation, as NCARB approves schools' plans
NCARB releases "By the Numbers" report for 2015 – and in general, things don't seem so terrible
NCARB switches up the way it certifies foreign architects
Is Twitter the architectural intern's unofficial labor union? Exposing the reality behind unpaid internships across borders and industries
NCARB will phase out the "intern" title
NCARB gives preview of data report to be released in July, says profession is "healthy and growing"
NCARB will resolve "Intern Architect" title debate at AIA National Convention
Inching closer to licensure at graduation, as schools show NCARB they're interested
Architecture's expensive taste: Weekly News Round-Up for December 1, 2014
NCARB announces reciprocity program across the US, Canada and Mexico
Latest NCARB survey indicates architecture is a growing profession in the U.S.
NCARB awards $50K to Parsons and Clemson University for development of new integrative curricula
Episode 2 of "Archinect Sessions" podcast out now!
Big businesses and baby steps: Weekly News Round-Up for September 22 and 29, 2014
NCARB announces major changes to IDP program
Recipients of the 2014 NCARB President’s Medal
NCARB reveals major reinventions for the IDP and ARE
NCARB's "licensure at graduation" announcement rubs Archinectors both ways
NCARB announces it will create program for architecture students to graduate with licensure
NCARB's new mobile app lets interns manage IDP hours on the go
Architecture Lobby survey takes a hard look at the state of the profession
Inside ARE 4.0: A handy primer for the Architect Registration Exam, Part I
AIA / NCARB Survey Indicates Higher Employment Rates for Intern Architects
Exploitation of Interns Coming to an End?
