Civil engineering duo sweeps top spots at TEAM Transportation Fair
A pair of MU Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate students took the top two spots in the Best Paper Presentation competition.
RJI announces theme, info session for 2019 Student Competition
Participants in this year’s RJI Student Competition will be challenged to develop products to help improve lives in smart homes through news delivery.
Steel Bridge team earns third-place honors
Mizzou’s Steel Bridge team racked up three awards at the 2018 Mid-Continent Student Conference, including a third-place overall achievement.
A (verified) picture is worth a grand prize
Engineering’s Alex Johar, Journalism’s Zechang Fu, Rachel Thomas and Meiying Wu, and TSU’s William Fries created VeriPixel, which uses blockchain technology — similar to that used by cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin — to allow news organizations and news consumers to verify the authenticity of photographs sent over open networks.
This year’s RJI Student Competition not bound by topic or campus boundaries
This year, students may address any issue facing the news media, including audience engagement, news productivity and accuracy.
Rockets are go
The MU chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics participated in the recent 2017 Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Competition.
Mizzou Baja Racing cracks competition ceiling
Tremendous dedication, an influx of new members and a bit of good fortune helped the Mizzou Baja Racing team compete in its first-ever competition.
Mizzou Timber Bridge Team reaches top
After not having enough members to build a bridge last year, the Mizzou Timber Bridge Team won a national championship for this year’s bridge.
Mizzou MCAA chapter takes home two major awards
The Mizzou student chapter of the Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) recently captured both the Student Chapter of the Year Award and first place out of 52 entries in the National MCAA student competition.
MU team takes first place at regional hackathon
The University of Missouri team of computer science undergraduates Mohammed Ferris Dweik and Christian Cmehil-Warn, alongside Elijah Sharpe of Lincoln University, beat out teams from Washington University in St. Louis, Saint Louis University and the University of Missouri-St. Louis to take first place in the Booz Allen Hamilton “Rate Your Wait” hackathon.