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DesRoches wins ASCE award for his work on earthquake impacts on vital infrastructure

16 April 2015

Amekudzi-Kennedy delivers keynote speech at social sustainability conference

16 April 2015

Tech’s ASCE chapter hosts regional conference, shines in concrete beam competition

13 April 2015

13 CEE students win Women in Engineering scholarships

10 April 2015

2015 NSF fellowships go to Atiyya Shaw and Brittany Suttner

07 April 2015

Goodno, Bras among the new distinguished members of ASCE

06 April 2015

Engineer and artist: Glaucio Paulino plans to take risks and blur boundaries as the new Jones Chair

02 April 2015

Teleport or commute? Mokhtarian looks at why the answer isn’t always so clear

02 April 2015

In their own words: A research trip to Bolivia changes travelers’ perspectives

31 March 2015

DesRoches joins National Research Council Board on Army Science and Technology

31 March 2015

Engineering Dean Gary May wins mentoring award from President Obama

31 March 2015

Alumna aims to bring better planning to a busier world

27 March 2015

Josie Kressner’s startup focuses on real-time travel information.

Building for earthquakes: DesRoches talks to Boss Magazine about what we’ve learned in recent decades

26 March 2015

Douglas County hires alumnus Teal as new administrator

26 March 2015

Clough tackles climate change in first Hyatt Distinguished lecture

24 March 2015

ICYMI: Melat Hagos’ drawing one of the best in Clough Art Crawl

20 March 2015

22 civil and environmental engineering students show their artistic side with paintings, photos, poems, songs

Faculty members earn Institute-wide recognition for teaching excellence, interdisciplinary research, technology use

19 March 2015

Civil undergrad Laura O’Connell talks with President Obama about paying for college

18 March 2015

Spending Spring Break among the alpacas

16 March 2015

Students use week-long break from classes to research air and water quality in Bolivia with Joe Brown

Engineers and climate change: Inaugural Hyatt lecturer Wayne Clough says we must design and build for a new paradigm

13 March 2015

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DesRoches wins ASCE award for his work on earthquake impacts on vital infrastructure

Amekudzi-Kennedy delivers keynote speech at social sustainability conference

Tech’s ASCE chapter hosts regional conference, shines in concrete beam competition

13 CEE students win Women in Engineering scholarships

2015 NSF fellowships go to Atiyya Shaw and Brittany Suttner

Goodno, Bras among the new distinguished members of ASCE

Engineer and artist: Glaucio Paulino plans to take risks and blur boundaries as the new Jones Chair

Teleport or commute? Mokhtarian looks at why the answer isn’t always so clear

In their own words: A research trip to Bolivia changes travelers’ perspectives

DesRoches joins National Research Council Board on Army Science and Technology

Engineering Dean Gary May wins mentoring award from President Obama

Alumna aims to bring better planning to a busier world

Building for earthquakes: DesRoches talks to Boss Magazine about what we’ve learned in recent decades

Douglas County hires alumnus Teal as new administrator

Clough tackles climate change in first Hyatt Distinguished lecture

ICYMI: Melat Hagos’ drawing one of the best in Clough Art Crawl

Faculty members earn Institute-wide recognition for teaching excellence, interdisciplinary research, technology use

Civil undergrad Laura O’Connell talks with President Obama about paying for college

Spending Spring Break among the alpacas

Engineers and climate change: Inaugural Hyatt lecturer Wayne Clough says we must design and build for a new paradigm

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