Posts Tagged: MEng CEM
During the winter break, graduate students from the University of Toronto’s Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering (CivMin) participated in a structural engineering tour of the construction site for The […]
CivMin alumnus Kevin Rupasinghe (ElecE BASc 1T6+PEY, CivE MEngCEM 2T1) placed second in the November 30, 2023 City of Toronto’s Ward 20 byelection. The Ward 20 seat was left vacant […]
Building strong and healthy communities is a rewarding job, but it can be challenging. Leave it to an engineer to help navigate through the various layers of politics and bureaucracy. Meet Alex […]
Kevin Rupasinghe (ElecE BASc 1T6+PEY, CivE MEngCEM 2T1) has registered to run for a seat on city council. The alumnus has extensive experience as a cycling advocate in Toronto, predominantly […]
As the COVID-19 pandemic raised awareness of inequities and challenges in transportation, the U of T Transportation Alumni Committee recognized a unique opportunity to focus their annual New Frontiers in Transportation student […]
Kevin Rupasinghe, a student enrolled in the Master of Engineering Cities Engineering & Management (MEng CEM) program in the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering at the University of […]
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