The James D. Ballif Structural Engineering Building, made possible by USU alumnus and distinguished civil engineering graduate James “Jim” Ballif, will help prepare the next generation of civil engineers.
Geotechnical Firm Expands Legacy with Aggie Engineers. One of the most ambitious transportation projects in Northern Utah was completed earlier this year thanks to a team of innovative problem solvers at a local, specialty geotechnical engineering firm.
Meet Maddie Witte: Environmental Engineering student at USU, avid skier and College of Engineering senator.
Professors Matt Harris and Greg Droge have very different engineering backgrounds, but their research interests often cross paths. Harris is an aerospace engineer who studies spacecraft controls and trajectory optimization.
In 2008, the National Academy of Engineering introduced the 14 Grand Challenges for Engineering, focusing society's attention on critical opportunities and challenges that affect our quality of life.
Christian Bolander wants to bring math education out of the Dark Ages. Charged with addressing a very stubborn problem, he’s working to reshape attitudes about math in the engineering classroom.
The Utah State University rocketry team celebrated several wins at the annual Spaceport America Cup in White Sands, New Mexico.
Engineering students at Utah State University are preparing to send a satellite into space with the help of NASA and astronauts at the International Space Station, scheduled to launch in 2026.
The Utah State University student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers made good use of their home turf advantage—placing in seven out of eight events they competed in at this year’s Intermountain Southwest Student Symposium.
USU’s College of Engineering is taking the lead to train future engineers for Utah’s energy and critical minerals future. Earlier this year, USU announced plans to develop the state’s first comprehensive energy engineering program.
The National Science Foundation has awarded Utah State University’s College of Engineering a $1 million grant to help prepare students for the rapidly evolving careers in life sciences and biotechnology.
Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Utilities is building a new water reclamation facility to replace its nearly 60-year-old treatment plant, which is nearing the end of its useful life.
In today’s world, new, innovative ways of teaching are being created to keep education fresh and students engaged in hands-on learning. Harry B. Santoso is one of these unique educators changing the field for the better.
If anyone understands dedication to an engineering career, it’s Matt Draper. Draper, Senior Director of Research and Development at Edwards Lifesciences, currently spends his time designing and manufacturing products used for cardiac monitoring
A professor of civil and environmental engineering is leading the charge to find a solution for the utilization of waste hemp fibers to biomanufacture fire-resistant, high-strength concrete.
A drying lake and increase of drought have led to a research proposal by Utah State University Assistant Professor Sierra Young who is using hyperspectral imaging to study the effects of dust deposition on vegetation.
When you think of engineering, you might picture the basics—heavy math and equations, complex bridges or electrical systems, even rockets and gears. But have you ever thought of using rhetoric for engineering research?
The USU Student Chapter of the Water Association of Utah returned from the Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference last week, taking home second place in the water environment student design international competition.
Gavin Morgenegg is the 2023 Aggie recipient of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
New research from Utah State University engineers aims to improve crop health by curbing two major factors: climate change and drought.
The Utah State University Design, Build, Fly team returned from their April competition in Wichita, Kansas in the top 20 percent of all teams.
Utah State University and the Utah Water Research Laboratory mourn the loss of emeritus professor Trevor Hughes.
For decades, the world declared supersonic flight to be "good enough" for commercial air travel. Some aerospace engineers aren’t quite satisfied.
Utah State University Associate Professor Patrick Singleton is this year’s Trailblazer Award winner, selected by the Utah Division of Transportation.
In celebration of Utah’s Pioneer Day, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Assistant Professor Nadia Kouraytem is being recognized as a Pioneer of Progress in science and technology.
Rose Hu, the associate dean for research in the College of Engineering and professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Utah State University, has been selected as a fellow for the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Utah State University Professor and air quality expert Randy Martin was named Person of the Year at the Utah Clean Air Partnership Summit this past month, recognizing his work and achievements dedicated to improving Utah’s air quality.
