Mon, Sep 14, 2026

Why does a space take a particular form? Why do people move through it in one way rather than another? And how can a building become part of the life around it instead of standing apart from its surroundings? Those questions began taking shape

Wed, Jul 1, 2026

When Andy Welch looks back on his time at Oklahoma State University’s College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology, one learning experience sticks out among the rest. An experience that reshaped how he approaches problem-solving to this day.

Tue, Jun 2, 2026

For Lee Easton, success didn’t come from taking the easiest path. It came from finding where he could grow, putting in the work and building something meaningful along the way.

Thu, May 28, 2026

CEAT alumnus Dr. John Leslie built a distinguished career using his engineering education to advance rehabilitation engineering, public service and global initiatives that improve quality of life for underserved communities.

Fri, Apr 17, 2026

For Kahlil B. Martin, the instinct to solve problems started early in Lawton, Oklahoma.

Tue, Mar 17, 2026

Oklahoma State University’s College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology is home to countless graduates who have carried their engineering education into meaningful careers. One School of Industrial Engineering and Management alumnus has

Wed, Feb 4, 2026

Roger Cagle, Rick Muncrief, John W. Smith and Dr. James B. Wise will receive the award on Friday, Feb. 13, at the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Wed, Jan 28, 2026

For Dr. Ali Fazel, a 1983 doctoral graduate of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology, engineering has always been about people.

Thu, Oct 23, 2025

Oklahoma State University alumna Mallory Buckley (née Hosey) has been named to Building Design+ Construction's 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which recognizes emerging leaders in architecture, engineering and construction who combine technical

Thu, Oct 2, 2025

Before he engineered hybrid propulsion systems and published at national conferences, before he became chief engineer of a winning Speedfest team or joined the ranks of Aurora Flight Sciences, Rannock Thomas was a kid with a hot glue gun and a box