The Office of the Vice President for Diversity this week announced that Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering professor Stephen Ruffin has been chosen to receive a 2015 Diversity Champion Award.

A grant from the National Science Foundation is providing GT-AE professor Evangelos Theodorou a platform to further explore control, computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Michael Portman, an undergraduate in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering, has been chosen by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) to receive one of its 2015 Hansen Scholarships.

how hard you should push yourself in the coming year(s). We thought it was a good time to introduce you to an alumnus, Christopher Jones, whose success illustrates something every Yellow Jacket needs to know.

The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) and TAG Education Collaborative (TAG-Ed) have selected GT-AE's Science Technology and Engineering Pipeline (STEP) summer camp as one of 41 finalists in the fourth annual STEM Education Awards.

One of the Daniel Guggenheim School of Engineering's most esteemed alumni is coming home.

An airplane developed by Tom Neuman, MSAE '15, has won top honors in the graduate division of NASA's 2014-15 University Design Challenge: All-electric Aviation Vehicle competition.

It takes more than a great idea to make an impact in today’s space technology market. Just ask Prof. Mitchell Walker.

The following is a part of an occasional series in which we ask GT-AE alumni to give today's students some perspective on the career and life choices that are ahead of them.

Professor Robert Braun was one of five renowned planetary science and aerospace experts invited to give testimony before the House Committee on Science, Space & Technology on July 28.