Kevin Rupasinghe (CivE MEng CEM 2T1) holds his election registration paperwork while surrounded by family members and supporters in front of City Hall on Monday, May 2, 2022. (Photo by Phill Snel)

Kevin Rupasinghe, CivMin alumnus, seeks council seat

Rescued goslings on the rooftop GRITLab on Friday, April 29. (Photo by Prof. Jennifer Drake)

Geese rescued from rooftop GRIT Lab at U of T

Prof. Marianne Hatopoulou

CivMin’s Prof. Hatzopoulou to receive EAN’s 2T5 Mid-career Award

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Four CivMin grad students garner CGEN scholarships

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(Photo by Daria Perevezentsev)

CivMin’s Prof. Siegel receives 2021 UTFA Academic Citizenship Award.

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CivMin’s Prof. Touchie receives two awards from FASE

Graduate research assistant Weiwu Chen (CivMin) counts microplastics using a microscope in the lab of Professor Elodie Passeport (CivMin, ChemE). (Photo: Shuyao Tan)

U of T Engineering researchers use machine learning to enhance environmental monitoring of microplastics

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Rebuilding infrastructure after conflict: A real-world scenario in class

CivMin's social media graphic offering up a new scented concrete product, allegedly available as scratch and sniff in five aromas. (CivMin)

CivMin has scents of humour

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Student profile: Thandi Myers

GULL LAKE, ONTARIO, CANADA; AUGUST 14, 2021 2021 — SURVEY CAMP— A photo from U of T Survey Camp on Gull Lake, near Minden, Ont. on Saturday, August 14, 2021. Newly built facilities, include the HCAT Bunkhouse, MacGillivray Student Lounge, as well as new washroom and showers. Civil and Mineral Practicals (CAMP, course code CME358) is a course held by the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering (CivMin) in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering (FASE), at the University of Toronto. (PHOTO BY: Phill Snel, CivMin)

Camp donors recognized at (virtual) ceremony for new facilities

Kharumwa Health Centre in northern Tanzania uses a rainwater harvesting facility: the tank can be seen behind the main building while the solar panel used to power the UV treatment unit is on the roof. (Photo: Karlye Wong)

Solar-powered UV water treatment could improve health outcomes in rural Tanzania