
Learn more about the lasting impact Max Goracke (’53) is having on the next generation of civil and environmental engineers at CSU.

Learn more about the lasting impact Max Goracke (’53) is having on the next generation of civil and environmental engineers at CSU.

The CSU student chapter of ASCE sent four competition teams to the 2026 regional symposium, returning with several awards.

The CSU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is expanding academic offerings, including several new course topics and fully online opportunities.

Learn more about the new construction engineering undergraduate program at CSU and the industry expert launching the program, Keith Meyer.

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 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.

The department hosted the first-ever Hydrology History Bike Tour to promote the upcoming Hydrology Days conference.

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, former CEE professor and catalyst for the creation of the Peace Corps, remains a water resources legend across the globe.

First-year, transfer, and admitted high school students learned more about our majors at Experience Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering 2026 on Saturday.