The CSU student chapter of ASCE sent four competition teams to the 2026 regional symposium, returning with several awards.
ASCE teams earn awards at regional symposium
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Construction engineering program invites students to design and build a better tomorrow
Learn more about the new construction engineering undergraduate program at CSU and the industry expert launching the program, Keith Meyer.
Morrison receives grant to study effectiveness of low-tech process-based restoration on trout population in Poudre Watershed
Associate Professor Ryan Morrison is partnering with the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed and CSU researchers to examine the impact of restoration efforts.
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.
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.
E-FRESH application improves river management collaboration
Associate Professor Ryan Morrison partnered with OWSI to launch new E-FRESH application supporting decision-making in river ecosystems.
Alumna earns national career award for work merging civil engineering and sociology
Elaina Sutley, CSU civil engineering Ph.D. alumna, has been awarded the prestigious Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists. Sutley is now an associate professor at the University of Kansas.
Saving lives with AI: Jana embraces technology to improve community resilience
New civil engineering assistant professor, Debasish Jana, modernizes infrastructure monitoring and resilience through artificial intelligence tools.
AI for water innovation: 3 ways OWSI harnesses the power of artificial intelligence
Discover three ways CSU’s One Water Solutions Institute applies AI and machine learning to advance water innovation, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience.