Georgia DOT names first woman as chief engineer — and she’s a Ramblin’ Wreck from CEE
Fritz co-edits tsunami special issue of Pure and Applied Geophysics
Canadian Geotechnical Journal says Niazi and Mayne's paper one of year's most important
What’s discoloring the Taj Mahal? Georgia Tech scientists have figured it out
PART 4: One piece of advice
PART 3: To CEE or not to CEE?
(Or, what you can do with a CEE degree other than engineering)
Could Florida draw power from the ocean? Christian Science Monitor highlights research by Haas, Fritz
PART 2: Building companies versus building stuff - entrepreneurship and leadership
PART 1: New advisory board members talk entrepreneurship, leadership and getting the most out of your degree
Computational tools will help identify microbes in complex environmental samples
A summer in Europe changes Alex Zickar’s perspective
A Mundy scholar essay
FLASHBACK: From civil engineering to shrimp farming
Frost elected to board of the Consortium of Universities for Research in Earthquake Engineering
Wayne Clough to deliver first Hyatt Distinguished Alumni Lecture
Smithsonian secretary and former Georgia Tech president picked to kick off series of talks from CEE alumni
Four Tech grads from four different countries reunite in Atlanta for the first time in 50 years
Scholarship sends Tindall to Austria this spring to continue his dissertation research
CEE awards honor top teachers, researchers, staff
Ga. senator outlines state's transportation funding challenges, possible solutions
PhD student Berrebi collects another award for his work to improve bus transit
