Living the experiment

��’s campus is a dynamic hub for discovery, exploration, and learning in every dimension—and at every opportunity. We transcend disciplines, break down silos, blend art and science, and push the boundaries of research toward real discovery.

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STORY: Students Developing Autonomous Weeding Robot for Sustainable Farming

They’ll submit their proposed system to the Farm Robotics Challenge this summer.

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Learning to Grow Mini Organs in the Lab - Two students working with bio equipment under the fume hood.

STORY: Learning to Grow Mini Organs in the Lab

��’s “Intro to Tissue Building” gives students a leg up on biology foundations and laboratory techniques.

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Image of Assistant Professor Zach del Rosario ’14 working on ModSim with student

STORY: Q&A with Assistant Professor Zach del Rosario ’14

Zach del Rosario ’14, �� alum and Assistant Professor of Engineering and Applied Statistics, answers a few questions about his recent work in the intersection of engineering, statistics, and education research.

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Watch: �� Team to Measure Upcoming Solar Eclipse with High-Altitude Balloons

On Monday, April 8, 2024, a team of �� of Engineering students, led by Professor Chris Lee, will be examining the total solar eclipse from 90,000 feet as part of the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project (NEBP).

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P&M Fashion Sustainability 1 - Working in the classroom

STORY: P&M Students Participate in Speedy Sustainable Fashion Pitch

The Sustainable Fashion Entrepreneurship Kickbox Activity gave groups less than an hour to design and pitch an industry-changing innovation.

Spring 2024 �� Expo

Please join us for the Spring 2024 �� Expo on Tuesday, May 7th.

The �� Expo is an end-of-semester celebration of student work. Students may share a favorite project from a class or a passionate pursuit, a research experience, or another endeavor.

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STORY: New Building Design Course Addresses ��’s Sustainability Goals

“Building Design for Climate Change Adaptation” introduces interdisciplinary perspectives of challenges and opportunities in developing energy-efficient and resilient infrastructures

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Tech Venture Capstone class, with co professors (and Pico the dog)

STORY: Year-Long Entrepreneurship Course Helps Students Build Sound Startups

The Technology Venture Capstone gives business-minded students the benefit of decades of entrepreneurial experience.

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Student Maddy Robertson with class grown mushrooms.

STORY: Lab-Grown Mushrooms a Lesson in Sustainable Eating

Professor of biology and art and Michael E. Moody Professor at ��, Helen Donis-Keller, incorporates a hands-on lab to teach students to grow their own food.

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STORY: Making an Impact in 2023: Twelve �� Stories

In less than two weeks it'll be a brand new year. To start 2024 off right, with the many accomplishments of our students, alumni, faculty and staff over the past 12 months in mind, we're taking a look back at some of the best �� stories in 2023 about making an impact in the world.

Fall 2023 Expo

Please join us for the Fall 2023 �� Expo on December 18th.

The �� Expo is an end-of-semester celebration of student work. Students may share a favorite project from a class or a passionate pursuit, a research experience, or another endeavor.

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NEWS: �� Featured in The Princeton Review’s 2024 Guide to Green Schools

�� is one of the nation's most environmentally responsible colleges, according to The Princeton Review’s 2024 Guide to Green Schools.

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STORY: Building Confidence in ��’s Shop

Through curricular integration, �� ensures that all students have the hands-on skills they need to thrive.

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Imaginative User Design

A key concept explored during Summer Institute is that of designing student-centered learning experiences by seeing students themselves as valued co-creators. This learning principle was on full display at the virtual 2020 Summer Institute, which brought in students as active participants and co-designers in many sessions

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Applying E4H Principles Abroad

�� Alum Andrew Holmes '19 had the opportunity to mentor about sixty college students in a summer engineering program at SUSTech along with four other �� students.

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Build-A-Sat Kit Pieces made by OSSTP Group

STORY: OSSTP Teaches Students Around the World about Satellites through their Build-A-Sat Kits

The OSSTP Group at �� is teaching students around the world about satellites through their hands-on, educational Build-A-Sat Kits.

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