American Society of Civil Engineers

08/24/2026

Can pumped storage hydropower help power the artificial intelligence boom? Yes, according to a recent National Hydropower Association report.

On , find out why "water batteries" could offer a proven solution to expand grid capacity, improve reliability, and support AI and advanced manufacturing: https://go.asce.org/4qpDYHF.

A National Hydropower Association report says faster permitting and project development will expand pumped storage hydropower and meet growing AI-related electricity demand.

08/21/2026

1 of 7 key themes of , FUTURE MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION METHODS highlights the innovations changing the way we build.

From lower-carbon materials and renewable energy integration to advanced delivery methods and evolving standards, explore 5 examples of engineers redefining what’s possible in design and construction: https://go.asce.org/468d91r.

08/20/2026

The New York Knicks aren't the only ones who took home a trophy this year...
Congratulations to Team Project Knicks for securing 1st place in the 2026 ASCE Construction Institute Institute Student Days competition!

Read a recap of this year's and discover how 41 near-strangers became 7 teams competing to develop and pitch the winning bid for a real-world project: https://go.asce.org/4g9LmDH.

Team "Project Knicks" has won the 2026 CI Student Days competition, in which teams developed a construction project bid proposal.

08/17/2026

Congratulations to ASCE president Marsha Anderson Bomar on being named to Forbes ’ prestigious list!

Featured in the Innovation category, Marsha’s recognition reflects her commitment to advancing the engineering profession, strengthening infrastructure, and elevating the voice of civil engineers in shaping a safer and more sustainable future. Learn more: https://go.asce.org/4qe9hp3.

An ASCE leader has found herself recognized among the best of the best.

08/14/2026

1 of 7 key themes of , AUTONOMOUS & SMART TECH FRONTIERS highlights the ways autonomous technology is radically changing the infrastructure game.

From eVTOLs to smart infrastructure systems, explore 5 next-level examples of engineers embracing autonomy: https://go.asce.org/3RMH5Nj.

08/12/2026

Say it with us: resilient teams do not happen by accident.

Before she moderates one of ’s vision and strategy sessions, Jennifer Todd, founder of Apprentice Connector, joined a special edition of ASCE Interchange Live to discuss how infrastructure leaders can recruit and retain a resilient, engaged engineering team.

Watch the full conversation on the + save the date for ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience in Philadelphia, March 1-5, 2027: https://go.asce.org/3TQBgyV.

08/10/2026

Using the state's first-ever best-value design-build procurement model, the I-Move Kentucky initiative expanded capacity, eased congestion, and enhanced safety across three of Kentucky's busiest corridors. By incorporating alternative technical concepts, the program met complex project requirements while maximizing value within a fixed budget.

Learn more on the : https://go.asce.org/4bQzzYg.

08/07/2026

A P.E. license grants official recognition as a professional engineer. Does every civil engineer need one?

A panel of experts weighs in on the P.E. question, sharing their experiences with licensure and how it has impacted their careers: https://go.asce.org/3PvGCO3.

Getting a P.E. license opens up a variety of benefits and career opportunities.

08/05/2026

The race is on toward !

Like engineering, sports thrive on teamwork, trust and a common goal. Whether it's competing in your firm's softball league or delivering infrastructure that serves communities, great outcomes happen when we work together. That's the spirit behind the ASCE2027 baton, which symbolizes the collaboration and shared purpose that connect engineers across disciplines.

Find out how Pinn Winyoopongphun and other ASCE members have embraced teams in a literal sense, then follow along as the baton continues its journey to the first-ever Infrastructure and Engineering Experience in Philadelphia, March 1-5: https://go.asce.org/3TEvpwv.

08/04/2026

When a 70-foot-high earthen embankment on Teton Pass spectacularly collapsed in June 2024, WYDOT moved fast.

Around-the-clock geotechnical monitoring, drone mapping, and satellite imaging powered a temporary detour completed in just 3 weeks while engineers rebuilt the embankment to a 1.50+ safety factor and 50+ year service life, combining lightweight foamed-glass aggregate with conventional backfill and a robust drainage system. Read more about the “Big Fill” on the : https://go.asce.org/3SZIq3u.