This summer, we are celebrating women leaders in engineering by featuring insightful Q&As with leaders within the College of Engineering. These women are transforming engineering culture, making a significant impact on students
Concussions hit close to home for industrial engineering graduate Cory Garlinghouse. Growing up playing soccer and basketball, he endured several head injuries. During a championship soccer match, one such injury sidelined him
Four electrical engineering students published and presented two papers at the American Society for Engineering Education Pacific Southwest Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, from April 18-20. Krishan Ram and Alejandra Zapata presented
Major: General Engineering, Concentration in Mechatronics and Environmental Engineering Hometown: Sylmar, California What made you choose engineering? I have always enjoyed organizing materials and building mechanical projects. The process of starting with
Computer science Professor Paul Anderson has earned a prestigious Fulbright Scholar Award to conduct research in Spain, where he aims to harness artificial intelligence and global perspectives to transform the treatment of
Treatments for blood clots and pulmonary embolism often involve medications with a litany of side effects or expensive procedures. But what if it was as simple as keeping a small, lightweight device
