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UVA Team’s Green Infrastructure Proposal for Olsson Hall Courtyard Wins Design Competition
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An interdisciplinary team of UVA undergraduates won first place in the Virginia Water Environment Association Student Design Competition.
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UVA Engineering Student Teams Land Two New ‘Double Hoo’ Awards; Two Receive Renewed Funding
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Five engineering departments are represented in the University’s Double Hoo program, which funds research collaborations between undergraduate and graduate student pairs.
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Class of 2020: Graduating STEM Students Reflect on How UVA Has Shaped Them
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Five fourth year students — all graduating with STEM degrees — share their unique journeys to the diploma they will eventually receive on the Lawn.
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Results Are in for 2020 UVA Engineering Research Symposium
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The University of Virginia Engineering Research Symposium is the School’s annual graduate research symposium and competition.
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UVA Engineering’s Venkat Lakshmi to Serve on Water Science and Technology Board of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
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The board’s work encompasses economic, policy, educational and social dimensions, in addition to science and engineering issues relatied to the nation’s water resources.
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Double Honors
Read MoreThe American Society of Civil Engineers’ Environmental and Water Resources Institute is Recognizing Teresa Culver with Two Awards in 2020
UVA associate professor Teresa Culver has received awards for her service to the environmental research community and for preparing the next generation of leaders in her field.
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Top U.S. Transportation Accident Investigation Official Analyzes Fatal Bridge Collapse for Engineering Systems and Environment Students and Faculty
Read MoreNTSB chair Robert L. Sumwalt guest lectures in Forefronts of Civil Engineering graduate course
Top official presents an inside view of the federal agency’s breakdown of the engineering and judgment errors that led to six deaths.
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A Tale of Two Labs
Read MoreUVA engineering graduates, now teachers themselves, demonstrate to future engineering leaders the power of service and collaboration
UVA Engineering professor Jonathan L. Goodall and Charlottesville High School engineering teacher Matthew Shields both graduated from UVA Engineering in 2001. Now they are...
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For Good: Solving "Tuff" Problems
Read MoreLeon Yacoubian, Ph.D. Student, Convergent Behavioral Science Initiative
Ph.D. student Leon Yacoubian is working to understand people's needs in communities where disasters occurred so engineering solutions are thoughtful and helpful.
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For Good: Clean Water for All
Read MoreCourtney Hill, Ph.D. Candidate, Civil Engineering
Ph.D. candidate Courtney Hill is developing a device that will purify water in peoples' homes, in an effort to address the global challenge of clean drinking water. Her work...