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Six people on a stage react to winning an award.

$2M gift from Raytheon will add a student leadership environment to future Engineering building

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Arizona Engineering’s 13 most buzzworthy stories of 2024

Den Baseda outdoor portrait

Biomedical engineering graduate finds purpose in serving others

Six men and one woman pose for a photo next to a golfing robot.

Golf-putting robot sinks an ace at Design Day 2025

Aaliyah Thompson-Mazzeo speaks at a podium.

Mechanical engineering graduate to accept Robie Gold Medal at Commencement

A man in a grey shirt poses for a photo with a man in a red shirt.

ECE team wins first place in the inaugural AI-Hardware Design League

Jacob Ishak-Boushaki outdoor portrait

Students, with help from administration, bring back breakout hackathon

A student speaks to a reporter with a camera on a tripod

Local outlet covers Raytheon’s gift for student leadership suite

students interact with employers at a job far held in the Student Union Memorial Center

iExpo connects employers and students

Four students in white shirts smile and pose for a photo on a grassy lawn with an oven made of aluminum foil and cardboard at their feet.

Solar Oven Throw Down 2024: ‘No more silos’

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