The department hosted the first-ever Hydrology History Bike Tour to promote the upcoming Hydrology Days conference.
Hydrology bike tour highlights deep water history of CSU and city
Category: Research
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.
RMAEP hosts tour of Center for Contaminant Hydrology, March 10
Join the Rocky Mountain Association of Environmental Professionals for a tour of the Center for Contaminant Hydrology on Monday, March 10 at 5:00 p.m. at the Engineering Research Center. Registration required.
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.
Watch the ASCE Concrete Canoe team pour 2026 competition boat
See photos and videos of the ASCE Concrete Canoe team pouring their 2026 competition canoe.
Jarrett receives Gurthet Teaching Faculty Award from AISC
Teaching Assistant Professor Jordan Jarrett has been awarded the H. Louis Gurthet Teaching Faculty Award from the American Institute of Steel Construction.
PFAS in Colorado: Science, Solutions, and Policy – February 11
CSU and Trihydro will co-host “PFAS in Colorado: Science, Solutions, and Policy” on Wednesday, February 11 both online and in-person at the Spur Hydro Building.
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.