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Historian’s latest Forbes column argues that the long, proud run of RMS Olympic shows a different side of her ill-fated twin, Titanic.

Engineering and Society history professor Peter Norton says pedestrians are claiming their place on city's streets.

UVA engineering and society historian Peter Norton describes for the Washington Post’s Power Up column how the auto industry retooled for WWII.

This fall, Engineering and Society opened its entrepreneurial community to Nadia Jean Charles, a Haitian engineer and entrepreneur who came to Charlottesville as a fellow in the...

Teams receive funding, mentoring and training to launch innovative ventures and compete for $50,000

Six teams of student entrepreneurs working on promising entrepreneurial ventures have been named Pike Fellows.

Victory signals new focus on standardization education.

Julia Suozzi (computer engineering ’18) is the national winner of the American National Standards Institute’s seventh annual student paper competition.

Prof. Ros Berne’s lifetime of teaching and research make her a natural to lead the National Academy of Engineering’s ethics center.

Class aims to equip students with skills to thrive in an era of “big data.”

Social scientist Caitlin Wylie and mathematician Gianluca Guadagni recently won a Donchian Teaching Fellowship to develop a new course called Ethical Analytics.

Panels explored why women entrepreneurs are important for global change

The Society of Women Engineers at UVA marked Women Entrepreneurship Week with help from abroad.

Engineering and Society historian Peter Norton tells Southern California Public Radio that city streets changed to accommodate cars and they can change again.