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�� Alumnus Anthony Le Takes Pride in Nontraditional Path as a Virginia Beach STEM Teacher

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G-RISE Scholars Enjoy ‘Once-in-a-Lifetime’ Trip to South Africa

Two G-RISE Scholars at �� Earn Prestigious STEM Fellowships

Computer Modeling Is at the Heart of Willy Wriggers' Research

Kenneth Fridley Named Dean of ��’s Batten College of Engineering and Technology

Alum Offers 'Golden' Insights About STEM Opportunities for Female Engineers

Engineers Week Scheduled for Feb. 21 to 25

Engineers Week at �� Begins February 21

American Association of University Women Awards Fellowships to �� Scholars

Groundbreaking �� Students Aim to Increase Diversity in Biomedical Research Field

�� Team of Graduate Students Advances to International Cyber/12 Competition

�� Awarded a $1.6M NIH Grant to Advance Underrepresented Minority Doctoral Candidates in the Biomedical Research Field

April Science Pubs “Lightning Talks”

22 �� Programs Ranked in U.S. News & World Report's Assessment of Best Graduate Schools for 2022

�� Ph.D. Candidate Advances to National 3MT Showcase

Biomedical Engineering Doctoral Candidate Wins ��’s 3-Minute Thesis Competition

�� Faculty in Global Rankings

New Partnership for ��’s Makerspace

Inaugural Early Engineering Experience Aims to Attract Minority Students

�� Coronavirus Information: Facts and Resources

Students Recount Study-Abroad Trip to Ireland

VIDEO: Seniors Present Inventive Designs at Annual Engineering Student Projects Expo

Ben Stuart Named Interim Dean of Engineering at Old Dominion

Engineers Develop Virtual Reality Tool to Help Treat Chest Wall Deformities in Children