News
Wed, 01/28/2026 | KUOW
Surviving the Revive I-5 squeeze
Professor Yinhai Wang speaks with KUOW about how closing lanes on the ship canal bridge will ripple across the region, and how Seattle drivers can adapt to the work.
Fri, 01/16/2026 | Bloomberg
Crossing Lake Washington by rail
Ryan Avery of the Washington State Transportation Center explains the technical challenges of building the world's first light rail line on a floating bridge, as Sound Transit's 2 Line nears launch.
Tue, 01/13/2026 | ABC News
What the new EPA rule means
CEE Professor Julian Marshall discussed how the rule could affect regulation of PM2.5 and ozone — two widespread pollutants linked to serious health harms.
Thu, 01/08/2026
When streets become more than car lanes
CEE graduate Jeremy Chan earned the Distinguished Thesis Award for modeling how repurposed streets affect congestion, driving and how people get around.
Wed, 12/17/2025
Torre Piloti project wins international design prize with help from CEE’s Paolo Calvi
CEE’s Paolo Calvi helped stabilize Genoa’s new port control tower with an active mass damper system; the project won an international design award.
Sun, 12/14/2025 | The Seattle Times
Landslide mapping gaps persist
CEE’s Joe Wartman spoke with The Seattle Times about Washington’s unfinished landslide-risk maps — and why stronger risk tools matter.
Mon, 12/08/2025
Giving, simplified
Alumni voices and clear answers to common giving questions this season.
Mon, 12/08/2025
Honors & awards
Congratulations to students and faculty who have received awards, scholarships, promotions and other honors.
Mon, 12/08/2025
Dorothy Reed retires from CEE
Dorothy Reed retires from CEE after four decades of teaching, research and national service in wind engineering.
Mon, 12/08/2025
Message from the chair
Chair Bart Nijssen on record enrollment, funding shifts and concrete ways to support and partner with CEE this year.