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Engineering Materials and Infrastucture Systems doctoral student and member of the Louisiana Tech University chapter of the North American Society for Trenchless Technology (NASTT) Stephen Gordon has developed an “Ohmic Curing Technique for GPC Pipe” to create pipes for underground construction from low carbon emission geopolymer materials.

Two candidates are running in Saturday’s Republican caucus to replace Allen County Surveyor Jeff Sorg.

NAIT alumni, staff and students win awards for all kinds of stuff

The event, which runs Friday through Sunday, will begin on Louisiana Tech’s campus, as concrete canoe teams make oral presentations and surveying and sustainability teams complete tasks in the Integrated Engineering and Science Building and University Hall. On the final day, teams will race concrete canoes and present a Surveying Expo at Lincoln Parish Park before returning to campus for an awards banquet.

This weekend, Louisiana Tech University will host more than 400 students and guests as about 40 student teams from around the world participate in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Concrete Canoe Competition+, which includes Concrete Canoe, Sustainable Solutions, and Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute Surveying competitions.

The Louisiana Tech University College of Engineering and Science (COES) announced its 2022 outstanding juniors, seniors, and faculty at its annual crawfish boil, Spring Release.

CANTON — The SUNY Canton American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Student Chapter is vying to build one of the best bridges in the nation following a recent second-place regional

The Louisiana Tech University College of Engineering and Science (COES) is pleased to announce its 2022 Distinguished Alumni.

It's safe to say most people can't tell you what the steeplechase is. Truth is, most sports fans aren't even versed in it. But Montana State distance runner Levi Taylor can simplify it. He's not only running it for the Bobcats, he's crushing it.

Louisiana Tech University’s American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student organization won second place at the 2022 Gulf Coast Student Symposium after finishing in first place in 12 competitions. The team also placed second in a competition and third in two others.