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Engineering alum Don Cox recipient of prestigious Arno Penzias Award

Cox pioneered work in radio science and wireless communications, helping lay the foundation for the world’s modern mobile technologies.

Nebraska Engineering alumnus and former electrical engineering professor Donald C. Cox

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Game Development Club builds career, team skills

Fall 2025

A hobby of coding and video game development in high school helped him choose his major in software engineering. Then, a chance meeting in the UNL library while Parker Peterson was working on a video game was all he needed to learn that the university had a Game Development Club. Now, the junior is treasurer and incoming president and is working alongside other Huskers and developing teamwork and leadership skills.

Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction

Nebraska construction management team takes first place in Race to Build event

Fall 2025

A team of Nebraska construction management students took first place at the ninth-annual Race to Build competition Sept. 11-13 at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. 

Nebraska’s team of more than 20 students from the Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction, was advised by Brandon Kreiling, Byron “Rip” Radcliffe Associate Professor of Practice of Construction Management, and Emmeline Lemos Watson, assistant professor of practice.

A Nebraska construction management student measures siding for a cut during the annual Race to Build competition in September in Bristol, Tennessee.

Mechanical & Materials Engineering

Richards Tastes Victory In IMCA Stock Cars

Fall 2025

Just how good was Mason Richards’ first Sunoco IMCA Stock Car season? The National and EQ Cylinder Heads Northern Region Rookie of the Year inspired his own line of seasoning. Richards won six features, collecting another 13 top five finishes in 48 starts at 10 different tracks. That success gave sponsor Serina Strizek, owner of sponsor and Lincoln-based food wholesaler Grill Starters the idea of introducing Mason Richards Victory Blend seasoning.

When not racing or promoting Victory Blend sales, the 20-year-old Richards is a junior mechanical engineering major at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln.

Mason Richards with his newly-launched signature spice rub

Kiewit Hall

The Design Hub

Open to all college of engineering students

The Design Hub is your hands-on workshop for innovation and collaboration within the College of Engineering.

Two students working in the Design Hub

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