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We all have to invest in rebuilding KwaZulu-Natal – the government cannot do it alone. This humanitarian disaster is too serious to ignore.

Political science major Dominique DiSpirito of Woonsocket, Rhode Island is the 2022 University of Maine valedictorian and Maxwell Burtis of Brunswick, Maine, a mechanical engineering major, is this year’s salutatorian. Both are students in the UMaine Honors College. “Dominique and Maxwell are truly outstanding members of our community and their UMaine student experiences are what […]

World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development is being celebrated for the third time on 4 March. A highlight this year will be a marathon ‘hackathon’, during which teams of engineering students from universities around the world will compete over

The members of the Sunset Rotary Club of Davis are grateful to the community for supporting the recent…

During her first physics course, what resonated most with Jillian Bright was a circuits section.

The group represents the World Federation of Engineering Organisations Global Young Engineers Working Group on SDG13, UNFCCC YOUNGO, UN Major Group for

A young Bangladeshi Calgarian engineer shares her story of optimism and hope despite the pandemic May is Asian Heritage Month and to celebrate, CBC Calgary is featuring Calgarians and what it means to be Asian-Canadian in 2021. In our first profile, meet Adrita Haque, a Bangladeshi Calgarian and project engineer EIT at Equinox Engineering and an advocacy co-lead at Calgary Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders. Social Sharing CBC Communications · Posted: May 11, 2021 5:00 AM MT...

To all those graduating this spring: congratulations. It has been a long semester, although they all feel long to me. This recent year posed unique challenges with distance learning, but here we are. A little bit of time left to withstand, and then we’ve made it. Those of you who are graduating: good luck. I have until December to figure out what’s next for me; a summer and one more semester before I am thrust into the real world. Academia feels like a strange half-dream half-nightmare. If ...

The 2021 WWD Young Pros value industry advocacy & making their work visible. Water & Wastes Digest annually highlights 10 inspirational people under the age for 40 who are leaders, drivers, influencers and advocates for the industry. The 2021 WWD Young Pros are no different, and nearly all of them shared a similar response to questions about their biggest lessons and how their generation would influence the industry. First, the biggest lesson for many of the 2021 WWD Young Pros was reckoning wi...