Civil Engineering Magazine

A Georgetown University report finds serious underrepresentation and persistent wage gaps for Black and Latinx employees in the field of engineering

The indoor-outdoor design of the airport takes its cues from two distinct features of Pittsburgh: one cultural and one topographical

A massive infrastructure project planned for Houston is in limbo while the Federal Highway
Administration investigates potential Civil Rights Act violations. The outcome could have implications for future projects

To improve health and safety, provide economic benefits, and help increase transportation access, local governments in the Sacramento, California, region are planning to create a regional trail network

When a busy highway and hurricane evacuation route could not be shut down for construction of a rail underpass, the team turned to an unconventional solution

Can infrastructure affect social equity? The history of the interstate highway system indicates yes

The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced various initiatives to reduce building sector energy use and carbon dioxide emissions

Maxx Taga, EIT, A.M.ASCE, took a circuitous route to civil engineering — one that wound from movies to roller coasters and rocket ships

The Biden administration wants to use infrastructure to improve racial equity and environmental justice while redressing harms associated with past projects

A new industry coalition is promoting greater use of digital technologies that improve the processes of planning, designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining U.S. infrastructure