Page 3 - Engineering Quad News Today

The 1911 wrought iron gateway now stands meticulously preserved for future generations.

Using polyurethane, resin, epoxy – and gallons of wit – the Solar Panel Reboot student team, part of the Cornell University Sustainability Design, provides an afterlife to old, broken photovoltaic boards.

In the second installment of "An Invitation to Reconsider," Yonatan Laderman waxes philosophical about the delicate balance between audience alienation and…

Standing among the stately California oaks and walking paths at the outer edge of Stanford /a ’s vast arboretum stands a new public artwork acqui

The new public artwork installation by award-winning American sculptor and environmental artist Beverly Pepper is an iteration of an installation in Italy created specifically for the Stanford campus.

As my first semester at Cornell wanes, I have had moments where I felt like I have known everything about dining here. I can proudly say that I have been to most of the dining halls and eateries on or around campus. But alas, I am only a freshman. Many seniors — those who have […]

It’s definitely not the ideal college experience, but the benefits have outweighed the negative aspects so far.

Modeled after an ancient Greek column, but with a twist, “Hello” by international artist Xu Zhen is both familiar and surprising. Watch the video

Modeled after an ancient Greek column, but with a twist, Hello by international artist Xu Zhen is both familiar and surprising.

This past year saw the gradual resumption of life at Stanford, from the cautious reawakening of campus labs to the vibrant return of our entire student body for an in-person fall quarter. We look back at some favorite frames in the arc toward a new pandemic normal with university photographer Andrew Brodhead.