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Students pose with each other

Dugout cooling system fends off summer heat

Students pose with a big check

Biosphere 2 teams bring Mars to Earth, control hydroponics farm remotely

Children play in big tires in a dirt yard

Capstone team designs interactive river for nonprofit

A woman with brown hair holds a large check.

An inside look at Craig M. Berge Design Day award nominations

Group of judges pose for camera on steps

Former student turns dedicated Design Day judge: Q&A with Tyler Gleesing

Students pose with their robot

Tomato-pollinating robot wins top prize at Design Day 2026

Students stand in front of a big metal wind tunnel

Capstone team battles peers in national hypersonics competition

A person kayaks in a small ocean habitat under a dome structure.

Stabilizing coral reef growth with ARKs

Six people in green shirts pose for a photo.

3D-printed leaf chamber measures carbon at Biosphere 2

A group of seven people in black shirts pose for a photo.

Automated ‘drip coffee’ system eases copper extraction

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