Art and Architecture
| Name | Class year | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thom Browne | 1988 | Fashion designer | |
| John Burgee | 1956 | Award-winning architect | |
| Frank Ching | 1966 | Award-winning architect and author on architecture and design | |
| David Hayes | 1953 | Sculptor | |
| Ricardo Alvarez-Diaz | 1996 | Award-winning Puerto Rican Architect | |
| Jennifer Niederst Robbins | 1987 | Web designer |
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