During a study of evolving telephone designs for our new book, my coauthor Russell A. Flinchum and I came across two of Pratt’s distinguished alumni who had connections to the Bell Telephone System.

Join us for a Snack Chat with Obden Mondésir, archivist of the Haitian Studies Institute at Brooklyn College, as he delves ...

The Brooklyn native first heard of Pratt when a teacher in his first year of high school encouraged him to apply to the Pratt Young Scholars program. He showed up to the interview with his sketchbook, ...

On a misty March morning, students and staff embarked on a tour of the Naval Cemetery Landscape, not far from Pratt’s Brooklyn campus, to learn about the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative’s efforts to ...

School of Architecture faculty member Carisima Koenig presented – Campus as a Living Lab with Kelly Hayes McAlonie and Kory Smith on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 at the North Atlantic Society for College ...

The Counseling Center offers short-term therapy in individual and group sessions to support students in their moments of need. Long-term care and counseling referrals are also available to assist ...

From gamifying the listening experience to revamping loyalty programs, graduate students in the School of Information recently proposed innovative ways to improve Amazon Music’s user retention as part ...

Welcome to Pratt Institute’s Student Health and Wellness. Wellness is an active, ongoing process that involves becoming aware of and taking steps toward a healthier, happier, more successful life.

Are you or someone you know at risk of suicide? Get the facts and take appropriate action. If you or someone you know is feeling suicidal, Counseling staff can be reached by contacting Pratt ...

As a part of Professor Davis Cathcart’s Business Illustration class, the Associate Degrees Department invites you to join us in “How Stories Drive Imagery”; a special presentation starring guest ...

Graduate Architecture, Landscape Architecture, & Urban Design (GA/LA/UD) faculty member Xenia Adjoubei was recently featured in a Brooklyn Paper article exploring the ecological and cultural potential ...