Ask anyone in a large city about commuting and you are likely to hear a long list of complaints about time-wasting, unsafe roads, and inefficient public transit. Alumna Molly […]
Two EngSci alumnae were among this year’s recipients of the Engineering Alumni Network (EAN) Impact Awards. The awards recognize influential leaders and changemakers whose vision and innovation create positive global […]
By Samantha Younan For Oscar Low (Year 3 EngSci) and Mani Majd (Year 3 EngSci), last summer was an exciting chance to level-up their skills in robotics — while also […]
This year’s recipients of EngSci’s most prestigious non-academic awards have been involved in diverse activities outside of the classroom, but they share a common goal: to have a positive […]
With contributions from Carolyn Farrell A recent EngSci graduate and two instructors of the program’s courses were among teaching staff honoured at the April 14 Faculty Council meeting. Teaching Assistant […]
On April 1, U of T Engineering students were recognized for their outstanding leadership and service at a celebration hosted by the U of T Engineering Office of […]
By Kristina Kazandjian From building Mars rovers as a student to founding a Canadian space launch company, Rahul Goel (EngSci 1T6, UTIAS PhD candidate) embodies what it means to turn curiosity […]
By Tyler Irving Engineering talent tends to run in families — and for the Ying family, the engineering spirit also lies at the heart of a gift that will long outlast themselves. Yvonne Ying (EngSci 9T6), Irene Ying (ChemE 0T4) and Ivan Ying (ChemE 0T5) all […]
By Samantha Younan The excitement at NordSpace is ramping up, as the Canadian space company prepares to launch the first suborbital flight of its Taiga rocket. If successful, it will mark […]
By Tyler Irving On Friday, a monument designed and built by U of T Engineering students will be on display on the front steps of the Galbraith building to mark the […]