College of Engineering stories

Carlos Wahnon Veiga, Ambassador of Cape Verde to the US, will deliver keynote address “Cape Verdean Communities and Belonging in Challenging Times” at the University’s 1st Annual Cape Verdean Cultural Day on Friday, April 7

One of the first graduates of the PhD in Engineering & Applied Science program, Rahul studied supernovae using some of the largest supercomputers in the world.

UMass Dartmouth's Black History 4 Seasons Council announces events for 2017.

Pires served as the country's first prime minister prior to his presidency and is celebrated for his role in making Cape Verde a “model of democracy, stability, and increased prosperity."

Henry Cho '16 views the challenge of a dual major the best decision he ever made.

Dylan Baker ’16 completed internships with NASA at the Stennis and Goddard Space Centers.

Abner Barros '16 credits the College Now/START program for his success as an engineering student.

Semirah's internship exposed her to the daily work life of an engineer and helped her clarify her goals.

Engineering graduate student Daniel Noyes '15, MS '16 was one of two winners at the Advanced Cyber Security Center's New England conference.

Casey Snook '16 travelled to Valle Las Perlas, Panama, this August as part of Engineers Without Borders' ongoing project to rehabilitate the village's water distribution center.

Engineers Without Borders President Zachary Aaronson '16 traveled with the group to Panama in an ongoing effort to provide safe drinking water to the village of Valle Las Perlas.