You're invited to visit the latest exhibit at MD Anderson Library, "Great Design Has No Expiration Date: The Margo Grant Walsh Papers." Margo Grant Walsh began her career as an interior architect at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill in the 1960s. She joined Gensler in 1973 and began her tenure there with downtown Houston’s Pennzoil Place. She was a top executive at Gensler for over 30 years with global clients like Christie’s, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and prominent law firms. Walsh retired in 2004 and

Happy Cougar Red Friday! For #AskAnArchivist Day and American Archives Month, we asked UH archivists Katy Allred, Vince Lee, and Mary Manning what inspired them to become archivists. | University of Houston Libraries