Standard Committees to Meet
Three Finalists Selected in Pankow Competition
ASCE Addresses Pipeline Safety Concerns
ASCE Participates in House Hearing on Trade Center Collapse
Eugeen C. Figg. Jr., Distinguished Bridge Engineer, Dies at 65
West Point Announces Engineering Design Contest Finalists
Message from the President: Diversity: Supporting an Inclusive Soceity at ASCE
MOU Formally Establishes Foundation for Professional Practice
ASCE Calls for Comments on Standard for Buried Concrete Pipes
TISP Charter Signed, Second Summit Convened
Zoom into Engineering is Launched during National Engineers Week
Foundation Campaign Sees Steady Progress Towards Goal
Former ASCE Congressional Fellow Runs for State Seat
Members Needed for New Standards Committee
Rising Tide
In an effort to accommodate a new light-rail system in New Jersey between Camden and Trenton, the state's Department of Transportation began the formidable task of enhancing...
Storm-Water Strategy
Water pollution laws are certainly nothing new, but increased public scrutiny, beach closures, and media coverage�particularly in Orange County, California�have placed new pressures on...
Crossing the Yangtze
The Nanjing Second Yangtze River Bridge, which links two parts of the city of Nanjing, features the first use of an epoxy asphalt deck pavement in China and one of the longest cable-stayed...
A Dam for a Dam
The General Electric (GE) Dam in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was more than a century old when it began leaking excessively in December 1998. Operations staff for the dam owner�the Minneapolis-based...
Changing Lanes
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) plans to relocate Interstate 195 in downtown Providence began as a safety improvement project but has since grown into an ambitious...
Water for Ahwatukee
Scheduled for completion in August, the South Mountain Water Facilities pipeline will increase drinking water capacity to the community of Ahwatukee Foothills, a rapidly growing south...
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