HCDE major Tsewone Melaku is aligning her interests in engineering with her passion to make STEM education accessible to underrepresented high school students.

A detection system that captures important data about interactions between marine life and marine energy converters — only when marine life is present — is key to drastically reducing the collection of low-value data.

The research team behind Membrion seeks to reshape the renewable energy market with the technology that keeps beef jerky fresh and new shoes from molding.

From clean water to electricity, Engineers Without Borders student team is working to meet basic needs in a small village in Nicaragua, where 18 homes are not connected to the primary water system due to lack of water pressure.

The Engineering Innovation in Health (EIH) program partners engineering students and faculty with clinicians to develop affordable solutions to pressing health needs.

We congratulate 3 students from the STARS program's first cohort who completed the program — and their engineering degrees — in four years instead of the expected 5.