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Olugbenga Olubanjo (CivE MASc 1T9)

CivMin alumnus, Olugbenga Olubanjo, to receive Rising Star Award

By Phill Snel | September 18, 2024
Prof. Aryan Rezaei Rad with finished product from Robot Made: 2024. (Photo )

Robot Made 2024: Digital fabrication brings Engineering and Architecture students together

By Phill Snel | September 10, 2024
A group photo of students, professors, staff and guests at Camp 1 on August 14, 2024. (Photo by Phill Snel)

Memories of Camp from 1957: Visiting Gull Lake

By Phill Snel | September 4, 2024
Ken Selby

CivMin remembers Professor Emeritus Ken Selby (1935-2024)

By Phill Snel | August 29, 2024
GULL LAKE (near Minden, Ontario), AUGUST 12-14, 2024 — UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO CAMP — Images from U of T Camp on Gull Lake, near Minden, Ontario from August 12 to 14, 2024. Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering students take the course, CME358 Civil And Mineral Practicals (CAMP) every August. The course was previously known as Survey Camp. (Photo by Phill Snel, CivMin/University of Toronto) *some images by Galina Nikitina too

Camp in full swing

By Phill Snel | August 27, 2024
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA; SEPTEMBER 28, 2023 — CIVMIN NEW PROFESSOR— An image of CivMin’s newest professor, Mohammed Basheer, during his first visit to U of T on Thursday, September 28, 2023. (Photo by Phill Snel / Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering, University of Toronto)

CivMin professors receive Connaught New Researcher Awards

By Phill Snel | August 23, 2024
Evert Hoek - SQ featured_image

CivMin remembers Dr. Evert Hoek (1933-2024), a founding father of rock mechanics and rock engineering

By Phill Snel | August 1, 2024
TORONTO: JUY 8 , 2024 — NEW PROFESSOR — Prof. Trevor Carey, the newest professor in U of T’s Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering, poses for a photo on campus Monday, July 8, 2024 (Photo by Phill Snel, CivMin/University of Toronto)

Meet Trevor Carey: CivMin’s newest professor

By Phill Snel | July 8, 2024
A new study shows that without significant changes to our patterns of housing construction — for example, choosing to build with greater density — Canada will not be able to meet its targets for both new housing and emissions reduction. (Composite image by Adrian So / elxeneize / edb3_6 / Envato Elements)

U of T Engineering study highlights the tension between Canada’s climate and housing goals

By Phill Snel | June 19, 2024
Jeff Chen boat ADJ - SQ

Top U of T undergraduate Jeff Chen fell in love with the process of learning

By Phill Snel | June 19, 2024
Charles and Grant

CivMin Grads to Watch 2024

By Phill Snel | June 17, 2024
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Growing beef fat in the lab: Biotech startup for CivMin’s Emily Farrar 

By Phill Snel | June 17, 2024
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