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Students worked with Facilities Department to analyze earthquake impact on Boivin Hall and determine any future movement of the building.

The Energy-Environment Future Summit, which attracted more than 120 practitioners, academic experts and students in the field, focused on issues facing leadership and communities in planning for and delivering renewable and other energy in the context of effective environmental management

His research projects focus on the real-life applications in the renewable energy and power sector, challenging students with real-world problems and creating the space for them to innovate, take risks, fail sometimes, and innovate some more.

Dean and Professor of Biology in the College of Engineering and Science at the University of Detroit Mercy, Gary Kuleck, named as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs for Oregon Tech

Project Owl is a hands-on learning and technical training kit designed to encourage middle school and high school students to pursue STEM majors and careers in engineering, taking a cross-disciplinary approach by integrating computer science, computer engineering and electrical engineering

This year’s theme was Casino TRANSDEC, in which the mission is for sub to fulfill various tasks of chance by demonstrating its autonomy with skills in high-stakes situations built underwater.

National State Boards of Accountancy ranks Oregon Tech third for CPA exam pass rates in the state of Oregon

Kayla de Hoop, BS/MS candidate in civil engineering, received a scholarship designed to promote the advancement of the transportation profession by providing financial assistance to students pursuing degrees in transportation engineering or other related fields

Virtually every student in a MMET program will benefit from over $100,000 in new equipment that will furnish the renovated Cornett Hall facility.

Grant supports Oregon Tech projects in rural highway safety, hybrid vehicles, transportation engineering education and infrastructure evaluation