Life at the Sam Fox School
What’s it really like to be a Sam Fox School student? Scroll down to get a glimpse of studio life, meet our students, and see what’s happening right now on our side of campus.
Tour our campus
We’re located in an ideal spot on the East End of the Danforth Campus, right across from beautiful Forest Park.
See why we love St. Louis
St. Louis is a vibrant, exciting place to practice architecture, art, and design.
Sam Fox School...abroad!
In our study abroad programs, our students take their practice across the globe.
Get to Know Our Students
Cook, MFA ‘25, shares about her large-scale oil paintings exploring themes of hyperfemininity and girlhood, inspired by her childhood in the south, old Hollywood cinema, and popular culture.
Elie Wu-Chen is a fashion designer inspired by her surroundings: the people in her life, the culture she was raised in, and the environment she exists in.
Madeline Carlson’s designs pay homage to old-world beauty while remaining relevant to the modern woman.
Join a Student Group
Students have numerous opportunities to make their mark on campus—including through student groups and student chapters of professional organizations based out of the Sam Fox School.
Take a Fox Fridays Workshop
Fox Fridays is a weekly, no-stress workshop series where students from across campus can learn new tools, techniques, and processes.
Nov 13, 1 – 3:50pm • Walker Ceramics Studio
Nov 20, 1 – 3:50pm • Givens Wood Shop
Upcoming Openings & Receptions
Nov 19, 5 – 7pm • Steinberg Gallery
Like other technologies before it, AI inserts itself into the fabric of humanity. In this installation, we engage with human identity and how AI shapes humanity. To carry the conversation, we chose the medium of mosaics, both for its own extended history and for its permanence.
WashU’s Institute for Trandisciplinary Futures invites you to critically explore this consequential snapshot of human identity in an art exhibit that in part, emerged through the intense interaction between human artists and AI, while considering the human viewer.
All are welcome and coffee, tea, and desserts will be served.