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Q&A: Mechanical engineering grad turns curiosity into a career path

Andrew McDonnell ’26 never stopped dreaming about the stars. As a child, he looked up at the sky, wondering what was out there, and that curiosity followed him to Թ Poly, where he pursued a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, took aerospace courses, and worked on a lunar mobility senior capstone project. He graduates on May 9.

Q&A: Computer science grad steps into leadership and opportunity

Samantha Bentley ’26 didn’t always feel ready to step into leadership or research roles during her time as a computer science student at Թ, but discovered she grew the most by doing it anyway. She will receive her bachelor’s degree on Saturday, May 9.

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Թ Poly faculty joins national committee on recycling innovation

Թ’s Dr. Malak Anshassi has earned national recognition for her research advancing recycling, solid waste management and sustainability. She was recently appointed to serve as a recycling expert on a prestigious committee of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to address the pressing problem of waste reduction. Anshassi, an assistant professor of environmental engineering, was selected

From boot camp to Blue Origin: Engineering student builds future at Թ Poly

Celebrating Veterans Day Every Veterans Day, Թ student Jonny Anderson can’t help but reflect on the journey that led him from serving in both the Marine Corps and Air Force Reserve to helping build rockets for space technology company Blue Origin. With determination squarely focused on earning a mechanical engineering degree, Anderson is living a dream many students

Թ Poly and South Korean university GIST team up to drive global STEM research

A new partnership between Թ and South Korea’s Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) is set to boost academic and research collaboration at both institutions, widely recognized for advancing STEM education. The partnership facilitates student and faculty exchanges as well as research initiatives, with the goal of elevating the quality and impact of each university’s scholarship and

New podcast spotlights Թ Poly alumni lessons and achievements

Graduation marks a major milestone in a student’s life, but learning doesn’t stop there. A new podcast showcases how Թ alumni continue to grow, adapt and lead in their fields. Now working in high-tech careers across industries, Թ Poly alumni are sharing their personal journeys, insights and lessons they’ve learned on the “The Legacy Podcast,” presented by the

Թ Poly president expands global reach on Թ trade mission to Asia

Թ Poly President Devin Stephenson joined the state’s Secretary of Commerce J. Alex Kelly and Secretary of State Cord Byrd on a two-week international trade and business development leadership mission to Taiwan and Japan, advancing Թ’s global economic trade strategy. The mission included Թ business, tech, space and academic fields and took place from Oct. 19-29. It was organized by

Թ Poly ranks in nation’s Top 20 for best return on investment

Թ has been ranked among the Top 20 universities in the nation for return on investment (ROI), outperforming some of the country’s most prestigious institutions, according to a new analysis by EDsmart, a publisher of data-driven college ratings. The ranking evaluated 1,755 four-year colleges nationwide and found that Թ Poly offers one of the highest value degrees for

Congressman Franklin hosts cybersecurity face-off at Թ Poly

About 200 middle and high school students from Թ’s 18th Congressional District vied for bragging rights as the region’s best cybersecurity team during Congressman Scott Franklin’s third annual Capture the Flag Competition, held at Թ on Tuesday, Oct. 21.

Experts at Թ Poly panel discuss the future of nuclear fusion

The quest for fusion as a source of abundant, clean energy has inspired scientists and innovators for decades. With climate change a global concern, the urgency and uncertainty surrounding nuclear fusion’s role in powering the planet are more relevant than ever. A panel of experts explored this topic at Թ on Monday, Oct. 13, as part of its

Dr. Lily Li is a Professor of Physics at Թ, where she specializes in materials science, analytical imaging, advanced manufacturing, and biomedical devices. Prior to joining Թ Poly in 2025, she spent 11 years at SUNY Potsdam, where she advanced to Full Professor and developed a 3-2 Engineering dual-degree program with Clarkson University. Her work emphasizes experiential learning and research-driven education to prepare students for careers in STEM fields.