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Check out this new blog post by Associate Dean Cory Budischak and Jesse O'Neill on the College of Engineering's STEPS program and its holistic approach to student success! AAAS S-STEM Initiative bit.ly/4jL8jvK

Stop by the 3rd floor in the Charles Library to see Engineers for Climate Action's hydroponic system! The student org received a Green Grant from Temple's Office of Sustainability and will donate all crops to Cherry Pantry! Read more here: bit.ly/3GxvRpH

For the first time, Temple University has three Goldwater Scholarship recipients, including the College of Engineering's own, Timi Olofinyolemi! Read more about the Goldwater Scholarship and Timi's research experience here: bit.ly/42ODjUY

ICYMI: Last week Temple Formula Racing held their 2025 car reveal! Later this month TFR will compete against colleges from across the country in Michigan hoping to beat their place last year of 15th overall.

Register now for our next Department Seminar, where Dr Evangelia Bellas, PI of BellasFATLab, will unpack the complexities of adipose tissue and how her lab uses bioengineering to model dysfunction! 🗓️7 May, 4PM 📍RSM 2.28, South Ken Register 👉bit.ly/BGsemBellas

History made! ⭐️ For the first time ever, three Temple students have been named 2025 Goldwater Scholars, a prestigious national honor recognizing the next generation of researchers. Congratulations to Timi Olofinyolemi, Ellie Han and David Palomino! news.temple.edu/news/2025-04-3…

The big day is almost here! 🎓 We can't wait to celebrate the Class of 2025 tomorrow! More information for graduates and attendees as well as how to live stream the ceremony can be found here: bit.ly/4lXLHKJ

Have a great summer, Owls! 🦉 Congratulations to the Class of 2025 and good luck to all of our students completing internships, summer courses, and other summer projects! We'll see you back on campus for the fall semester! ☀️

ICYMI: Engineers for Climate Action recently installed a hydroponic system on the third floor of the Charles Library. The system will grow lettuce and tomato plants using recirculated nutrient-enhanced water. Read more here: bit.ly/3F3lk5q

Temple students in Engineers for Climate Action installed a sustainable hydroponic system, now on permanent display at Charles Library. It’ll grow lettuce and tomatoes, with all harvests going to Cherry Pantry! 💚🌱 news.temple.edu/news/2025-04-3…

We're still thinking about Friday’s #CancerNeuroscience Symposium at Innovation Nest — a day of thought-provoking presentations on how nerves and tumors interact, led by Scientific Chair Bojana. Big thanks to our keynote, speakers, and foundation panel! #CancerResearch

College of Engineering Associate Professor Liang Du shares his expertise on the intricacies of a power blackout answering questions about potential causes and how blackouts can affect multiple regions. bit.ly/3ZwlsRJ

Aysia Davis, ENG '25 shares how the career-readiness skills she learned in ENGR 2101 Professional Development for Engineers helped her secure a job as a Cost Engineer with Whiting Turner. Read more here: bit.ly/45PCqyv

Don't miss out on the iNest Power Lunch on AI and Innovation! On June 18, the Power Lunch will explore how AI is impacting the innovation landscape featuring a cross-disciplinary panel of professors, students and business leaders. Register here: bit.ly/4kR8Ywa

This spring Temple Bioengineering PhD student Jessica Longstreth was awarded Honorable Mention in the 2025 US National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. The NSF GRFP honors promising researchers working towards their PhD or masters in STEM. Congratulations, Jessica!

A year after Temple University engineering students and environmental partners completed the wetland restoration project at Newlin Grist Mill, the once-degraded area is now a vibrant ecosystem thriving with life and learning opportunities. More here: bit.ly/3T9Y2ON

Temple Robotics recently placed 12th out of 36 teams in the annual Lunabotics Competition held by NASA, the highest in program history! See more of Temple Robotics' competition journey here: bit.ly/3HFOVTp

Check out some of our faculty news highlights from the past year! bit.ly/45s5nR5

The Daisy Bidet, a former senior design project by Cybil Seneker, ENG '21, received the Access and Opportunity Award at Temple's Be Your Own Boss Bowl. Learn more about the Daisy Bidet and its potential for a positive impact in the disabled community. bit.ly/3HVyZN2

Happy 4th of July, Owls! 🦉 🎆