Mon, Oct 19, 2026

The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology at Oklahoma State University has announced the 2026 Hall of Fame and Hall of Fame with Lohmann Medal recipients.

Wed, Oct 14, 2026

Dr. Joshua Li, associate professor for The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology's School of Civil & Environmental Engineering, and his team have been awarded $4 million as part of the U.S. Department of Transportation Rural Autonomous

Mon, Oct 12, 2026

Reusing asphalt from existing roads could help Oklahoma conserve natural resources and reduce material costs for future pavement projects. Oklahoma State University researchers are working with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to increase

Fri, Sep 25, 2026

In higher education, endowed faculty positions are among the highest honors a university can bestow. Created through philanthropic gifts, these appointments provide long-term support that gives distinguished faculty greater flexibility to pursue

Fri, Sep 18, 2026

Phosphorus that accumulated in agricultural soils years ago continues to pose a challenge for water quality in the Illinois River Watershed, and Drs. Jaime Schussler and Mary Foltz are working to develop a way to capture that nutrient before it

Tue, Sep 15, 2026

New research led by Dr. Gabriel Perez, assistant professor in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Oklahoma State University, is challenging long-standing assumptions about how engineers answer that question, with potential

Tue, Sep 8, 2026

A new road can look smooth and finished long before engineers know how well it will perform. Beneath the surface, the materials that make up an asphalt pavement are responding to traffic, weather, moisture and time. Small differences in the way

Thu, Aug 27, 2026

For many undergraduate students, the idea of conducting their own research can seem out of reach. Some are unsure where to begin. Others hesitate to approach faculty about joining a research team. The Bullen Research Experiences for Undergraduates

Wed, Aug 26, 2026

Out of the roughly 5,000 dams in Oklahoma, an estimated 10% are considered high-hazard. This means if the dam were to fail, there could be a loss of life or significant property damage. These dams are regularly inspected, but the critical nature of

Mon, Aug 10, 2026

Every time antibiotics are used to keep livestock healthy, traces of those medications, along with the genetic material that allows bacteria to resist them, can remain in farm wastewater. If left untreated, those contaminants can move beyond the farm