Rose-Hulman

Innovating the future of transportation! 🚗💡 Proud of our students and faculty representing Rose-Hulman at the EcoCar Challenge launch—advancing vehicle tech with 20 top U.S. colleges. Learn more: rose-hulman.edu/news/2026/rose…

This team’s ECE Senior Design project focused on filtering common mode noise, which is a frequent problem in high-speed data transmission. The team made three different filter models and developed a working prototype.

Students in BE 118 had a bone to pick for their final projects — literally. Using SolidWorks and 3D printing, they modeled fracture fixation devices to treat complex bone fractures, gaining industry-relevant experience in their first quarter on campus. 🦴

No buzzer-beater needed. 🏀 Rose-Hulman dominates a 157-team field to win the NCAA Final Four Analytics Challenge—advancing through every round to take the title. Discover more about their impressive victory: rose-hulman.edu/news/2026/rose…

Getting ready to join the RHIT family this fall? 🎉 Show your excitement and celebrate with these graphics! 🐘🌹

Celebrating the brilliance and determination of young mathletes at the Indiana MATHCOUNTS Competition! 🏅 rose-hulman.edu/news/2026/indi…

Racing toward spring break like...Have a safe and restful break! ☀️

Racing against the clock, students had just 48 hours to brainstorm, research, create, and present a solution to real company problem during Engineerathon, hosted by RISE. Read more: bit.ly/41FdV3I

Such an inspiring time at Sonia Math Day! 💡High school students joined us for interactive sessions exploring real-world applications of math, led by our faculty and students.

Students in NE 406/506 didn’t just learn about semiconductors—they built them! Read more: bit.ly/3NV23Y8

Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Amy Lane, PhD, was awarded the Audrey S. Bingel Fellowship from the American Society of Pharmacognosy and the Organic Syntheses PUI Summer Research Grant to support summer research for undergrad students. Congrats! bit.ly/4uQa6WY

ME alum Jenn Pint impacted the future of space exploration, without ever leaving Earth. She was part of an elite group of researchers selected for the World's Biggest Analog, a project dedicated to advancing research related to space travel. adobe.ly/4dm5MIu

Rose-Hulman's second STEM Jubilee, hosted by the Noblitt Scholars Program, will be held April 25 from 10-1. Grades K-8 are invited to a day of learning. This free event features more than 20 different booths on scientific topics with fun activities. bit.ly/4uwI6aw

Two new mechanical engineering courses have made their debut this academic year: advanced metallurgy and sustainable buildings & HVAC systems. Designed to open even greater career opportunities for students. Read more: bit.ly/47ul8XF

A Muse in more ways than one ❤️ '82 chemical engineering alum Greg Muse was inspired by his wife, Elizabeth, and her sacrifices, strength, and quiet leadership to create a scholarship in her honor. Their $2 mil gift provides long-term support for students. bit.ly/4bL6aPC

Rose-Hulman students build new infrastructure to push society forward, both on the ground and in the cloud. Read more about innovations they construct at summer internships: adobe.ly/4sQwzBu

Congrats to Griffin Lawrence, Kayla Schnippel, Kaitlyn Chandler, Josiah Schlabach, and Audrey Young, who received the Noel E. Moore Achievement Award. This award is presented each quarter to chemical engineering students for academic excellence.​ bit.ly/4uxeMRo

Whizzing weapons. Menacing maneuvers. 30 pounds of pure, pink fury. Rose-Hulman's Combat Robotics Team battled for glory at the National Havoc Robotics League, earning a 2nd place finish and a spot at two upcoming competitions. bit.ly/3NleSLe

Congrats to senior Larsen Morehouse, a senior software engineering major who was selected as a 2026 Orr Fellow and will work at Old National Bank after graduation. bit.ly/40VqHL2

Ready for campus to look like this 🌸 🌷🌼 Happy First Day of Spring!