At Pratt, you’re not just a student; you’re part of something bigger. In the heart of New York City, you’ll join a diverse, caring community connected by our belief that collaboration, not competition ...

As part of this year’s Fall Forum, Dread Reckoning, we’re gathering around one of humanity’s oldest ways of making sense of ...

Pratt Institute ensures that students have reliable access to current resources and advice for making decisions about financial aid, instilling a sense of security and confidence in their financial ...

Join us for a spooky night of film and fear! Co-hosted alongside our colleague at the Pratt Library, Matt Garklavs, we’ll be enjoying the film Suspiria (1977), […] ...

At a time of rapid transformation in how we learn, design, engineer, and create, the HP USA College Tour brings together students, educators, technology partners, and industry leaders to explore the ...

Join the Material Lab team and Zesty Meyers for a casual lunch hour conversation. Presented in conjunction with the 2026 ...

An event to welcome our AY 2026-27 mentees and mentors to meet each other, mingle and build community and learn more about the Textile Dye Garden. An event to welcome our AY 2026-27 mentees and ...

Pattern Reading Group is a monthly faculty seminar to explore interactions between mathematics, art & design with invited guest readers. It is open to all Pratt students, staff, and faculty.

The Design Show 2026 celebrates 23 graduating seniors from the Fashion Design Class of 2026 as they present their thesis collections. Graduating amid social, environmental, and cultural uncertainty, ...

Opening reception event for “Words of the Other Story” a School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty and Staff Exhibition. Curated by Uzma Z Rizvi. There is no single story of how we exist in the ...

In this panel, we’ll hear from the writers who have contributed to the Pratt Center for Teaching and Learning journal, ...

Imagine the dawn: the first light of morning, a threshold hour that had to pass through the dark before it could arise. We’re halfway through our 2026 […] ...