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Management-scale groundwater solutions from space
Associate Professor Ryan Smith shares the ongoing work of the remote sensing hydrology research group for the AGU Hydrology May 2026 Newsletter.
Pillars of Support
Pillars of Support is a student-led recognition initiative highlighting the meaningful contributions of CEE faculty and staff toward student success.
CEE seniors embrace an entrepreneurial mindset with award-winning water treatment device
CEE seniors Hugh McCurren (environmental) and Josh Kates (civil) are leading an interdisciplinary senior design team for a water treatment device that will become a startup business for the duo after graduation.
Hydrology bike tour highlights deep water history of CSU and city
The department hosted the first-ever Hydrology History Bike Tour to promote the upcoming Hydrology Days conference.
Trees store water: Ph.D. research explores role of trees in water cycle
Civil engineering Ph.D. student, Victória de Souza Wojahn, is research how the ability of tree to store water could impact water supply modeling.
Maury Albertson: A lasting global impact
Maury Albertson, former CEE professor and catalyst for the creation of the Peace Corps, remains a water resources legend across the globe.
Civil engineering undergrad represents future of water workforce
Joselin Rodriguez Garay is a Colorado Water Fellow double majoring in civil engineering and agriculture – and she is the future of the water workforce.
Incoming students experience civil, construction, and environmental engineering at CSU
First-year, transfer, and admitted high school students learned more about our majors at Experience Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering 2026 on Saturday.
Civil engineering online master’s program ranked #12 in the nation
The online master’s degree in civil engineering at CSU has been ranked #12 in the nation, making it the top online civil engineering program in Colorado.