Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction
Suh Selected for College Football Hall of Fame
Spring 2026
Ndamukong Suh delivered one of the most dominant individual seasons in college football history, redefining the impact an interior defensive lineman could have on the national stage during his career at Nebraska. The Portland, Oregon, native now becomes the 21st Cornhusker player to enter the NFF College Football Hall of Fame.
The most decorated defensive football player in Nebraska history, Ndamukong Suh earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in Construction Management in 2009.
Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction
Durham School wins NCEES Grand Prize for fourth time
Fall 2025
For the second time in four years, and fourth time since 2009, the Charles W. Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the grand prize recipient of the 2025 NCEES Engineering Education Award, the premier national honor recognizing collaborative, real-world engineering education programs.
No other program in the country has received this honor more than twice.
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.
