
Julianne Robinson received Honorable Mention in the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program competition for her proposed research on towed time-domain electromagnetic surveys of groundwater.

Julianne Robinson received Honorable Mention in the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program competition for her proposed research on towed time-domain electromagnetic surveys of groundwater.

Star student-athlete Sydney Hornbuckle chose CSU to pursue both civil engineering and softball.

PhD graduate recognized as Outstanding Reviewer for ASCE Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering The ASCE Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering has named recent PhD graduate Edson Costa-Filho an Outstanding Reviewer for 2023. Costa-Filho successfully defended his dissertation this spring to earn his PhD in Civil Engineering under the advisement of Professor José Chávez.…Read more

New assistant professor Chien-Yung Tseng discusses his approach to environmental fluid mechanics research and the role of faculty in mentoring students.

Associate Professors Ryan Bailey and Ryan Morrison, One Water Solutions Institute’s Tyler Wibble, and graduate students Evan Schulz and Muhammad Raffae contributed expertise and research to the new tool.

Emeritus Professor Thomas Sale will receive the 2024 Innovator of the Year Award at CSU Demo Day on Wednesday, April 17 in the LSC Ballroom.

Two of the civil and environmental engineering senior design projects that will be showcased at Engineering Days (“E-Days”) on April 19 are featured in a new article in Engineering’s SOURCE.

President Amy Parsons interviewed Prof. Sybil Sharvelle during an Instagram Live about her work at the Water TAP lab at the CSU Spur Campus.

Two civil and environmental engineering faculty are authors on a recent journal article “Bringing Social Justice Context into Civil Engineering Courses for First-Year and Third-Year Students” which was named an ASCE Editor’s Choice selection in the Journal of Civil Engineering Education this month. The article advocates for integrating considerations of societal impact into technical civil engineering…Read more

Two environmental engineering students with CSU’s Rams Without Borders travel to El Salvador for water access project and bring home an appreciation for the human core of engineering.