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SpaceX’s recent mission: helping fight cancer through space exploration.     The same launchpad (39A) that launched the first humans to the moon for the Kennedy Space Center also launched the first all-civilian mission to space in

Ben Capeloto uses his position on CU student government to create a more inclusive and diverse culture.     Engineers are problem solvers. Ideally, the well-trained engineer possesses both technical expertise and the ability to think

In a deal with Xcel Energy, the City of Boulder hopes to minimize its carbon footprint through increased utilization of renewable energy.     The City of Boulder is seen as a leader in sustainability, but as the window for climate change

Members of the Sounding Rocket Lab work together to reach outer space.     The University of Colorado-Boulder Sounding Rocket Lab (SRL) is the largest student-based research and development organization on campus. With over 170 active

The U.S. Department of Defense challenges CU students to assemble a fleet of robots. “Robotics requires a team of people, that have such a wide range of knowledge.”     When you roam around the maze-like corridors in the Engineering

In 1918 a flu emerged on CU’s campus. Certain protocols that were used then were used over a hundred years later.     The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented time for the world these past two years, and it would seem to be the same

Going from online to in-person learning, CU students and faculty had different experiences transitioning from screen-toscreen to face-to-face.     On March 16, 2020, the �鶹��Ƶ switched to all remote classes for the

As wildfires in Boulder and in the West continue to worsen, the Global Supertanker is a much needed technology.     Two weeks after finishing her wildland firefighting training with the Boulder Emergency Squad, Aerospace Engineering Master

After a multi-year legal battle over the Gross Reservoir Dam Expansion, Boulder County and Denver Water settled on a $12.5 million agreement. For Boulder County, this decision was not the favored outcome.     Nestled in the mountains,

Engineering has the potential to be transformative, but we need to maintain a balanced perspective to prepare for the challenges ahead.   Dear Readers,  This semester marks a big transition for the student body at the University of