Impact Report: Why We Teach Video Game Design 2025

It’s National Video Game Day *and* Back to School. So why does Urban Arts teach video game design as a pathway to college and career? Our approach is novel, engaging and effective. Check it out!

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Urban Arts graduate Giselle Muriel interviews PONG inventor Al Alcorn and Tilt Five founder Jeri...
This summer, a garden in Manhattan became a video game, students in the Bronx built...
Back-to-school webinar connects the origins of video games with the skills and career pathways available...
Founders Lab, an AI-first startup accelerator built for technically skilled high school seniors who are...
For students from low-income communities, the biggest barrier to college often isn't ambition, it's access....
This June, Urban Arts and NASEF co-hosted a webinar on esports, game design, and why...