Commissioned by the parent company of well-known exercise names Bally and Everlast, a group of BYU students designed a wave of new products that could help make more time to achieve all those New Year’s resolutions about exercising.

The Olympics may be a few weeks away, but six BYU construction management students have already brought home the gold in their field’s top competition.

The Brigham Young University industrial design program will host the Industrial Design Symposium Thursday and Friday, Feb. 18-19, in cooperation with the Industrial Designers Society of America.

Join in on the 2010 Engineering and Technology Week festivities, Feb. 18 and 19.

Civil Engineering Assistant Professor Grant G. Schultz has been admitted to the grade of Fellow with the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE). 

Designs for the next generation of computer speakers just may have roots in a projects between Logitech and the college's industrial design program. 

Two School of Technology programs were honored by the Utah State Senate. 

The BYU Ballroom Dance Company took first place at the British Open Championships in Blackpool, England. Part of their success is attributed to the spectacular LED light dresses that BYU engineering students custom made for the team.
 

The graduation and convocation ceremonies were last Thursday and Friday. There were 580 candidates for graduation from the Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology, including 62 master's and 19 Ph.D. graduation candidates.

Students in the EE 427 class took an old-school video game and gave it a futuristic new interface while learning about embedded systems.