In the Media
May 15, 2019
Is Architecture Stuck in the Mechanical Era?
CEE Chair and Professor Jerome Hajjar was featured in EE Times India’s article “Is Architecture Stuck in the Mechanical Era?” explaining the different tools and technologies available to inspect and […]
May 08, 2019
2019 Top 10 Outstanding Chinese American Youth name list unveiled
CEE Assistant Professor Hao Sun was featured in The Los Angeles Post article “2019 Top 10 Outstanding Chinese American Youth name list unveiled.”
Apr 18, 2019
Northeastern students present redesign for Wrentham center
A group of civil engineering capstone students was featured in The Sun Chronicle article "Northeastern students present redesign for Wrentham center."
Mar 18, 2019
Tomorrow’s Heroes: ASCE’s 2019 New Faces of Civil Engineering – College
Civil engineering student Jude Arbogast, E'19, was featured as one of ten students representing the future of civil engineering in the ASCE News article "Tomorrow’s Heroes: ASCE’s 2019 New Faces […]
Feb 26, 2019
Northeastern University Students Develop Wrentham Town Center Redesign
A team of civil engineering capstone students, under the direction of Teaching Professor Daniel Dulaski, was featured in the Wrentham Town Administrator article “Northeastern University Students Develop Wrentham Town Center Redesign” and the Wicked Local Wrentham article “Northeastern University students redesigning Wrentham Center.”
Feb 08, 2019
Northeastern researchers proposed steps two years ago to make Centre Street in West Roxbury safer for pedestrians
A proposal created by CEE Professor Peter Furth and Huijie Gao, MS'17 about making a traffic area safer in West Roxbury was featured in the Universal Hub article "Northeastern researchers […]
Aug 31, 2018
Local Towns get Creative to Curtail Cut-Through Traffic from Map Apps
CEE Professor Peter Furth was interviewed by Boston 25 News in the article “Local Towns get Creative to Curtail Cut-Through Traffic from Map Apps” for his expertise in traffic flows.
May 31, 2018
A scientist calculated the ludicrous strength of Marvel villain Thanos
CEE Assistant Professor Steven Cranford was featured in the Washington Post’s article “A scientist calculated the ludicrous strength of Marvel villain Thanos”.