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2019 UESI president, water asset management specialist David Totman dies
David Totman, a California water infrastructure and asset management specialist who served...
Pipelines expert, co-founder of UESI Castronovo dies at 78
Joseph Peter “Joe” Castronovo, a founding board member of the Utility Engineering...
Trust in teamwork lifts Penn State to first place in ASCE UESI Surveying Competition
Penn State won the 2026 ASCE UESI Surveying Competition finals.
Bahmyari, Smith honored with ASCE President’s Medal
ASCE has honored Hossein Bahmyari and Clint H. Smith with the 2026 ASCE President’s Medal.
Interdisciplinary collaboration leads Johns Hopkins University to ASCE Sustainable Solutions Competition victory
Johns Hopkins University won the Sustainable Solutions Competition.
Western Kentucky breaks through with historic concrete canoe victory
Just seven days before the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the...
The price of resilience: Investing in a climate-ready future
In this ASCE Interchange Live, Jake Bittle, senior staff writer at Grist...
ASCE Student Championships ready for West Virginia ‘country roads’
The 2026 ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships are coming to Fairmont State...
ASCE ‘Through the Years’
As ASCE prepares to celebrate its 175th anniversary in 2027, Civil Engineering...
Concrete Canoe through the years
As ASCE prepares to celebrate its 175th anniversary in 2027, Civil Engineering...
Obituaries
2019 UESI president, water asset management specialist David Totman dies
David Totman, a California water infrastructure and asset management specialist who served...
Pipelines expert, co-founder of UESI Castronovo dies at 78
Joseph Peter “Joe” Castronovo, a founding board member of the Utility Engineering...
Dedicated, longtime Cleveland-area engineer Peter Zwick dies at 94
Peter C. Zwick, a longtime ASCE Cleveland Section member whose passion for...
Life member, longtime Midwestern structural engineer Logsdon dies at 89
Donald Lee Logsdon, an ASCE life member whose project work with the...
Pioneer in computer-aided design for structural engineering and distinguished member Fenves dies at 94
Steven J. Fenves, an ASCE distinguaed member and former head of Carnegie...
Maine state construction engineer, dispute resolver, and 1990s ASCE Board member Hodgkins dies at 90
John E. Hodgkins, a longtime construction and traffic engineer with the Maine...
Connecticut professor, practitioner, and performer Epstein dies at 84
Howard I. Epstein, a beloved University of Connecticut civil engineering professor since...
Central Florida engineering leader, recent ASCE Region 5 governor Rader dies at 51
Neil Christopher “Chris” Rader, a Central Florida environmental engineer with Wright-Pierce and...
Former Philadelphia chief engineer and surveyor Syrnick dies at 79
Joseph R. Syrnick, a lifelong Philadelphia resident who became its chief engineer...
Pioneer of wind engineering for big towers, ASCE 7 standard contributor Irwin dies at 80
Peter Hamlyn Irwin, a founding father of modern-day wind engineering whose expertise...
New fellows
Wigger recognized as new ASCE fellow
Michael S. Wigger has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Shah recognized as new ASCE fellow
Vatsal A. Shah has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Sepeda elevated to ASCE fellow status
Greg Sepeda has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Cataño-Lopera earns ASCE fellow honors
Yovanni Cataño-Lopera has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Sadek recognized as new ASCE fellow
Fahim Sadek has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Katz honored as new ASCE fellow
Bryan J. Katz has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Huang elevated to ASCE fellow status
Gordon Huang has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Heintz recognized as new ASCE fellow
Jon Heintz has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Kulkarni elevated to ASCE fellow status
Tara Shenoy Kulkarni has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Huo earns ASCE fellow honors
JinSheng Huo has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Awards
How San Diego weaved a large-diameter pipe through congested urban areas
The transmission line extension project is meant to improve water service to...
A Fort Worth, Texas, wastewater project preserves an aquatic environment
A new inverted siphon and upgraded piping are buried beneath a popular...
A new transmission line will loop through Metro Atlanta’s dense environment
The large-diameter main will enhance system reliability and operational flexibility, bolstering resilience....
UNC Charlotte learns about its water system through a digital twin
The technology is a living tool that will improve with use, enabling...
San Antonio sewer project navigates environmentally sensitive corridor
Creative design strategies, sound geotechnical investigations, and coordinated stakeholder engagement brought this...
Houston's big bet on big water pipes
The projects have added over 300 miles of major transmission lines since...
A commitment to zero tolerance requires courage
Doing what you are told is never a defense for failing to report fraud.
Asking questions can lead to insights and understanding
Inquiring demonstrates your experience, not your inexperience.
Practitioners should flag contract inconsistencies before submitting bids
All construction documents should be viewed as a whole, not in isolation.
Modular construction could ease America's housing crisis
The method ushers in a new digital era for home building.
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