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New ASCE report shows civil engineering salaries up an average $9,000
It’s an engineer’s market right now.
ASCE salutes 14 2025 OCEA Honor Award projects
Ech year ASCE recognizes the best of the best with Outstanding Civil...
Anderson Bomar energizes crowd; ready to lead ASCE into 2026
Civil engineering energy and enthusiasm top the list of coming attractions for the year.
ASCE names interim leadership team
Effective Oct. 9, Maria Lehman will serve as ASCE's interim executive director.
Brightline Florida: East-West Connector earns 2025 OCEA Award
ASCE honored Brightline Florida: East-West Connector, the only U.S. privately owned and...
ASCE 2025 Convention kicks off in the land of infrastructure innovation
Fitting that in a city of engineering marvels, innovation and sustainability took...
Former Texas Section president, ASCE board member for Region 6, Schnurbusch dies at 69
David (Dave) M. Schnurbusch, co-founder, president, CEO, and chair of Dallas-based USA...
Cities of the Future driving crucial infrastructure conversations – in classrooms and public forums
A community workshop earlier this year in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. could be...
OCEA awards highlight engineering’s best
Two sports venues and a shoreline stabilization project take home top honors.
Obituaries
Former Texas Section president, ASCE board member for Region 6, Schnurbusch dies at 69
David (Dave) M. Schnurbusch, co-founder, president, CEO, and chair of Dallas-based USA...
Water resources engineer known for projects in developing nations, Priest dies at 95
John Elwood Priest, an ASCE life member who dedicated more than 60...
45-year NASA senior aerospace scientist and ASCE life member Chamis dies at 94
Christos Constantinos Chamis, an ASCE life member who joined NASA in 1968...
Popular former Nashville Branch president known for his kindness, Camp dies at 43
Clinton Robert “Clint” Camp, an honored ASCE leader in Tennessee who served...
Expert in seismic bridge engineering for California and elsewhere, Zelinski dies at 85
Ray Zelinski, a highly influential bridge engineer across a 40-year career with...
Longtime ASCE member who readily shared his structural skills, Schmitz dies at 87
William J. “Bill” Schmitz, an active ASCE member well into retirement who...
Hydrological engineer for Geological Survey in Pittsburgh, Richards dies at 90
David B. Richards, a longtime hydrological engineer with the federal government, a...
ASCE 1985 President Dick Karn dies at 97
Richard Wendall “Dick” Karn, president of ASCE in 1985 who co-founded an...
Winner of ASCE 2014 OPAL construction award for massive foundation projects, Welsh dies at 91
Joseph P. Welsh, 2014 recipient of the ASCE Outstanding Projects and Leaders...
Professor who enhanced Montana and Minnesota road safety, Zimmer dies at 83
Ralph Wildy Zimmer, a Montana State University transportation professor with a focus...
New fellows
Upgrade your membership to fellow status
ASCE fellows have made celebrated contributions to the profession and developed creative...
Yi honored as new ASCE fellow
Ting-Hua Yi has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Ritchie recognized as new ASCE fellow
Stephen G. Ritchie has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Yang earns ASCE fellow honors
Mijia Yang has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Valavala honored as new ASCE fellow
Srinivas (“Srini)” Valavala has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Kwon elevated to ASCE fellow status
Jayhyun Kwon has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Scheilz earns ASCE fellow honors
Seth D. Scheilz has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Gambino elevated to ASCE fellow status
Thomas D. Gambino has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
ASCE recognizes Saadeh with fellow status
Shadi Saadeh has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Jaffé earns ASCE fellow honors
Peter R. Jaffé has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
Awards
Beware ‘scope gaps’; one subcontractor found out the hard way with court loss
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What coastal Maine and coastal France have in common
Before the Penobscot Narrows Bridge in Bucksport, Maine, there was the Waldo-Hancock...
‘Proving ground’ for US civil engineering: Celebrating Erie Canal’s bicentennial
A canal historian says it set the stage for the profession in an upstart nation.
Build with us at ASCE2027
The Call for Content for ASCE2027 is open until March 4, 2026.
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The government shutdown has frozen billions in infrastructure funding.
Climate financing boosting water access for millions in developing nations
Using carbon credits brings expanded access to clean water for millions.
How can you guide your team through major project pivots?
Civil engineers may face major project changes.
Big ideas welcome: ASCE2027 call for content now open
ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience is coming to Philadelphia, March 1-5,...
Historic Ford assembly plant transformed for biomedical research
The Ford Motor Co. building in Pittsburgh has been completely renovated.
Women are more visible in civil engineering, but gender-based challenges persist
Women in civil engineering still face gender-based challenges.
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