Tufts Alumnus Sets Mount Everest Climb Record
SOE alumnus Tyler Andrews set a record time on the climb of the world's highest mountain, as covered by the Boston Globe. (paywall link)
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Integrating Science and Community Needs to Better Plan for Floods
Professor Shafiqul Islam and his team analyzed the hydrology and social narratives surrounding a flood in Bangladesh to help inform effective solutions to flooding and other environmental disasters.
Engineering Students Inducted into Honos Civicus Society
The Honos Civicus Society selects and publicly recognizes graduating students who engaged in meaningful service and leadership activities on campus and beyond during their time at Tufts.
Honoring Exceptional Undergraduate Theses
SOE announced the winners of the 2026 Honors Thesis Prize, an award that recognizes outstanding undergraduate theses.
AraOluwa Adaramola Joins Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
The School of Engineering welcomes Assistant Teaching Professor AraOluwa Adaramola.
Leveraging Levees with Digital Twins: Tufts Duo Receives NSF Grant
Professors Farshid Vahedifard and Babak Moaveni will study how to better monitor and model important structures that are key to flood protection.
Graduating Students Inducted to Order of the Engineer
Engineering seniors took the oath to be inducted into the Order of the Engineer, an organization encouraging engineering pride and responsibility.
Answers Are Abundant, Judgement Makes the Difference
In her recent address at the School of Engineering Graduate Programs Ceremony, Tufts alumnus Alexis Abramson illustrated the role of judgement in engineering for good.
Encouraging Students to Find Their “North Star”
Double Jumbo David Rosowsky’s commencement speech at the School of Engineering undergraduate commencement ceremony motivated graduating students to search for what grounds them in times of change and challenge.