U of T ENGINEERING

Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering

A crowd spills along Bloor street after a transit disruption in November 2009. U of T Engineering research have designed an algorithm that they say can more efficiently dispatch buses to deal with downed subway lines. (Photo: Sweetsop, via Flickr)

Is there a better way for transit systems to deal with service disruptions?

By Phill Snel | August 10, 2020
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Survey Camp construction underway

By Phill Snel | July 28, 2020
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Connecting with: Loui Pappas

By Phill Snel | July 21, 2020
CHarhay at 75 The Esplanade Condo, June 25, 2020

Connecting with: Chris Harhay

By Phill Snel | July 9, 2020

CivMin winners of COVID-19 Student Engagement Awards

By Phill Snel | June 23, 2020
In busy areas where maintaining a two-metre distance from others isn’t possible, or is challenging, the university will assess and install protective measures such as Plexiglass barriers and sneeze guards (photo by Johnny Guatto)

Six ways U of T plans to keep students, faculty and staff safe on campus this fall

By Phill Snel | June 17, 2020
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Connecting with: Mike Buckley

By Phill Snel | June 16, 2020
CivMin's Professor Baher Abdulhai

Five U of T engineers elected into the Canadian Academy of Engineering

By Phill Snel | June 15, 2020
Joe Tiernay plays guitar by his garage as his Kick Kovid to the Kurb Koncert. (Photo courtesy Joe Tiernay)

Connecting with: Joe Tiernay

By Phill Snel | June 4, 2020
Prof. Marianne Hatopoulou

Modelling the health benefits of electric cars

By Phill Snel | June 3, 2020
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CivMin Grads to Watch 2020

By Phill Snel | June 2, 2020
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CivMin professors and students honoured with industry awards

By Phill Snel | May 26, 2020
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