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Lewes’ living shoreline
Researchers install a living shoreline on UD’s Lewes Campus to help infrastructure and ecosystem.
Opening the rails to future engineers
UD’s $14.5 million federal grant will expand access to live rail training and create a shared data resource.
Graduate engineering students receive prestigious fellowships
Doctoral candidates at the University of Delaware College of Engineering have received graduate fellowships from the Koerner Family Foundation.
Elizabeth Whitney reflects on Knauss Fellowship
Elizabeth Whitney received her doctorate from UD in Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2024. She was selected by Delaware Sea Grant to be a 2025 John A. Knauss Fellow, a fellowship run through the National Sea Grant office.
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Join the UD community in supporting your favorite causes and projects during the global giving day.
Making Space
Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering unveils renovated collaboration space for students.
UD master’s candidate wins prestigious environmental engineering scholarship
Tawsif Sultan Raaz, a master’s candidate in civil engineering, has been named the 2025 Robert P. Stearns/SCS Engineers Scholar.
Crowning achievement
Civil engineering major Hailey Mack to represent the First State at Miss America while championing women in STEM.
Coggins Takes Command of OICC Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Capt. Chris Coggins (EG96) relieved Capt. Stephen Padhi as the commanding officer of Officer in Charge of Construction Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard (OICC PHNSY), during a change of command ceremony held Aug. 20 on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.
Hope from ashes
UD’s Chiu studies capacity of wildfire chars to suppress methane.
Data-driven tools development
UD researchers to help coastal military bases prepare for extreme weather impacts
Masters of Disaster
UD’s world-renowned center works to change lives for the better