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Engineering

Summer of Discovery Gives Students Head Start in Sciences

Bucknell’s First-gen Seniors Share Stories of Perseverance and Accomplishment

Across Disciplines, Student and Faculty Researchers Seek STEM Role Models

Terri Norton Joins the College of Engineering as Associate Dean for Students & Strategic Initiatives

Bucknell Center for Sustainability & the Environment Names New Lead

Portrait of Terri Norton

Terri Norton, Civil & Environmental Engineering

A civil engineer who studies disaster preparedness and recovery, Professor Terri Norton studies better ways to aid disaster victims during their most vulnerable times.

Cool Classes: Our Material World

Professor Margot Vigeant Lauded for Research to Advance Engineering Education

It Belongs in a Museum

Student-designed Computer System Could Lead to Safer Surgery

Portrait of Dabrina Dutcher

Dabrina Dutcher, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

Professor Dabrina Dutcher, chemistry and chemical engineering, grounds students' learning experiences in contemporary issues, such as the chemicals emitted by e-cigarettes.

Portrait of Luiz Felipe Perrone

Felipe Perrone, Computer Science

it’s more important than ever for the programmers and computer scientists behind technology to have a conscience, says Professor Felipe Perrone, computer science.

Added Liberal Arts Emphasis Strengthens ILTM Program

Graduating Engineers Rise to the Challenge

Believing the Hyperloop Hype

Engineering Child's Play

Bold Relief