Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

Ibrahim Odeh

Faculty & Staff

Building the Future: Ibrahim Odeh on AI, Technology, and the Next Generation of Construction Leaders

June 29, 2026

by Allison Elliott

Two women examine and adjust a clear scale model of a suspension bridge on a table at an indoor exhibit, with posters and display tables in the background.

Students

A Showcase of Student Innovation

June 11, 2026

Four people smile for a photo in front of a large balloon during the Columbia Engineering reunion on campus.

Alumni

Engineering Alumni Celebrate Reunion 2026

June 09, 2026

Three side-by-side headshots on a blue geometric background.

Alumni

Columbia Engineering Announces 2026 CEAA Medalists

May 08, 2026

Eight clear lab vials in a row show bacterial cellulose forming as pale white films on top of liquids of different colors and cloudiness, grown from waste sugars such as spent grains, spent mash, and fruit/vegetable pulp.

Research

Fashion Forward: Columbia and FIT Awarded Bezos Earth Fund Grant for Sustainable Fashion

April 24, 2026

NASA’s Orion spacecraft with Artemis II crewmembers seen under parachutes as it lands in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, Friday, April 10, 2026.

Faculty & Staff

To the Moon and Back: Columbia Experts Weigh in on the Artemis II Mission

April 13, 2026

Illustration of how electric vehicles can help balance a city’s power grid as solar generation fluctuates

Research

How Electric Cars Could Help Tropical Cities Run on Solar

April 07, 2026

by Grant Currin

Four panelists sit on stage

Research

How AI is Improving Daily Life in Cities

March 13, 2026

Left to right: James R. Scapa, Thomas Scarangello, and Moti Yung

Alumni

Three Engineering Alumni Elected to the National Academy of Engineering

February 10, 2026

three students walking together, next to lion statue

Campus

Columbia Engineering Expands MS Bridge Programs to Broaden Pathways into Graduate Engineering Education

January 13, 2026

The arrows in this image represent displacement (with larger arrows indicating greater displacement) and the amount of stress (with red indicating high stress) of a given material.

Research

Understanding How Materials Behave by Watching Them Move

November 21, 2025

by Grant Currin

Columbia Engineering Dean Shih-Fu Chang delivers introductory remarks at the Tech CEO lecture, a fireside chat between Climate School Dean Alexis Abramson and Eurolife FFH CEO Alexander Sarrigeorgiou

Campus

Climate Week 2025 in Photos

October 03, 2025