Claudia Morles (B.Arch. '19) is a recently got her master's in production design. A film she worked on, Red Egg and Ginger, had its world premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Festival on June 8. She said, "My background in architecture gave me a solid understanding of space and how people move through it, how it affects emotion, and how different elements relate to one another physically and visually. That foundation really helped as I shifted into designing for story-driven, cinematic environments."

Now an associate professor of art at Wellesley College, Claudia Joscowicz (B.Arch. '91) works as a visual artists in film and video, focusing on landscapes and the urban fabric. Her installations and videos have been seen internationally, and a career highlight includes being the first Bolivian video artist to have their work acquired by the Guggenheim Museum.

At the Hines College, resilience is a defining trait of who we are. This past year, our community demonstrated that spirit firsthand, adapting and working collaboratively through limited space and ongoing repairs to our building following Hurricane Beryl. Even amid challenges, our students and faculty continued to lead with purpose, designing solutions that strengthen, uplift, and prepare vulnerable communities for an uncertain future. Explore this issue of DIMENSION to see just how resilient the Hines College truly is.