Opifex, Austin's only minority-owned construction equipment rental company, is headed by four former construction science students from TAMU's Construction Science Department.

The Colonias Program helps provide literacy and job training, health education, and many other services that increase self-sufficiency for colonias residents.

CoSci professor Amir Behzadan is part of an N.S.F. project to create a job interview training system for vets, who often face biases when looking for civilian jobs.

As Hurricane Laura’s march to the Gulf Coast continues, first responders tout an app created in part by COSC prof Amir Behzadan that provides flooding facts.

Urban planning prof Michelle Meyer considers crowdsourced natural disaster rescue and its impact on emergency management planning.

Texas Target Communities and ENDEAVR students presented urban planning and landscape architecture proposals for Nolanville, Columbus, and Willacy County.

A mobile medical unit created by Aggies in BUILD, which consists of students from majors throughout campus, was delivered to the border town of Presidio in early April.

Construction science prof KC Choi is studying ways to improve road construction zone safety and efficiency with 224.6K in National Science Foundation funding.

John Nichols' tweaks to a model used to predict coronavirus fatality rates led to a narrower gap between predicted and actual coronavirus cases.