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2026 Scholarship Reception celebrates donors supporting student success

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Doctoral student tests water-saving tech

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Faculty contribute to 160% growth in research spending

(From left) Engineering undergraduates Roselyn Dorrell and Brayden Hubert collaborate with chemical engineering major Aisha Gereau and biomedical engineering major Nour Alsuwaidan to develop an ultrasonic sensor mounted on a servo motor that continuously rotated 180 degrees.

CHEE student collaborates on sensor design at Engineering Discovery Day

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Homecoming celebrates alumni support for building career pipeline

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First-year students learn 3D printing for annual Solar Track Meet

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College of Engineering celebrates fall 2025 outstanding teaching assistants

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CHEE Class Notes – Fall 2025

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Message from the Department Head - December 2025

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Student bolsters study on Arizona cities facing extreme heat

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