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Zach Curry So, what’s the average size of the cohorts in your program? Alexis Bernstein  Ooh, average size is such a fun question.  Gillian Ford My cohort began with 15 the first semester, and now we’re at 12 ending the third semester.   Alexis Bernstein We're at 7 and a half. Gillian Ford Programs are smaller every year . But I think that, you know, that's the nature of landscape architecture right now. In general, the public at large doesn't really understand what it is. If

Grace Densham  When did you guys apply for LABash? MSU hasn't done it in apparently 30 years or so, so I don't think we're doing it anytime soon. We're always curious how far ahead you have to plan for LABash. Sam Clemente  It's sort of like a weird thing– two students applied two years ago, but they weren’t awarded it until 2026.  Grace Densham Hmm, interesting.  Sam Clemente Those people have graduated now, and we're doing it. Tell us about you. What's your name? How are yo

Last Tuesday, One:Twelve’s Zach Curry and the LABash team sat down with Utah State University ASLA student chapter leaders Lauren Johnson and Ryder McClaugherty about studio culture, design education, and the changing profession in Utah.

One:Twelve, Knowlton’s student publication, and the LABash team talked with UN-L landscape architecture students Danielle Braunsroth and Graysen Mckenna. Read our conversation below.

The LABash 2026 theme, "Cross-Pollinate," explores the collaboration between place, people, practice, and profession.