Students

Students looking for a quiet place to study in the Engineering Library and Technology Commons now have more options, especially when working in study groups. Five new rooms in the quiet section of the library opened for use late last semester.

Through the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) grant from the United States Department of Education five doctoral students are receiving teaching instruction, funding for conferences and professional networking opportunities..

Student organizations in the Computer Science Department and Information Technology Program have much to look forward to in 2013.

A new learning tool for freshmen taking the introductory course to electrical and computer engineering (ECE 1000) will teach them basic programming and problem solving skills, and it also may help them cover songs originated by Led Zeppelin or The Rolling Stones.

The transition from being a college student to becoming an alumnus in the working world is made easier for some [...]

Abhishek Shah thought he wanted to be a doctor. He didn’t intend to study computer science; the extent of his [...]

After winning the regional Grundfos Challenge, three University of Missouri College of Engineering students are planning a spring trip to [...]

Two engineering students are among 18 University of Missouri students named to the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program. Paulos [...]

Efforts to identify greener, more cost-efficient materials to make the polyurethanes used to create foams and plastics has resulted in [...]

When junior mechanical and aerospace engineering student Jonathan Jennings joined the MU College of Engineering’s student chapter of the American [...]

This semester, as many as 180 children will participate in the Neuro-LEGO Robotics camps held at Mizzou. Since they began [...]

Sound has always been important to Yun Li. His parents are both musicians in China, and he plays the piano [...]

The College of Engineering offers a wealth of advice and guidance to assist graduating students looking for a job. The [...]

An online game that allows players to show their Tiger pride and earn a chance at a cash prize is [...]

In response to the national need for a workforce with the ability to compete in a global, high-tech economy, the [...]

Many university undergraduate students don’t have the opportunity to participate in specialized research opportunities. Thanks to a National Science Foundation [...]

Two University of Missouri mechanical and aerospace engineering graduate students traveled to the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) [...]

Student organizations and competition teams in mechanical engineering wrapped last spring having attended at least four competitions, hosted a regional [...]

In a South African classroom built during Apartheid, where metal bars slide across doorways, high school students who normally filled [...]

The Beta Zeta chapter of the international engineering sorority Alpha Omega Epsilon (AOE) will mark its first full semester as [...]

When writing code, Brittany Morago knows that her first results may not always be her final results. She knows one [...]

Empty 2-liter soda bottles may not be the material that engineers first turn to when designing rockets, but for high [...]

A University of Missouri civil engineering graduate student won first place in the poster session at the 2012 Traffic and [...]

With Formula SAE competitions, rankings aren’t only determined by which team possesses the fastest car. For most teams, speed accounts [...]

As the city of Joplin, Mo., nears the one-year anniversary of a deadly EF-5 tornado that ripped through the city’s [...]

The University of Missouri College of Engineering hasn’t built a rocket in more than five years, but this year, the [...]