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Andrea Chavez, B.S. ASE 2004, was selected to receive a 2016 Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award.

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Graduate student Kelley Hashemi, who was awarded a NASA fellowship to encourage diversity in STEM fields, says that there is still plenty of room for more women in aerospace engineering.

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Alumnus Bryce Strauss was on console during Juno's Jupiter Orbit Insertion (JOI) and we caught up with him to learn more about his role.

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The UT Austin UAV team competed in the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International SUAS Competition returning with $1,600 in prize money.

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Professor Philip Varghese was selected to receive the UT System's prestigious Regents' Outstanding Teacher Award.

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In this video interview, alumnus Alan Stern tells The Verge what it was like to pull off NASA's New Horizons Pluto flyby.

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The international Oden Lecture on Computational Science has been established at Brunel University in London.

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Professors Thomas Hughes and Mary Wheeler have been selected to receive 2016 ICES Grand Challenge Awards.

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Armand Chaput has been selected to receive the Best Paper award from the ASEE Systems Engineering Division for 2016.

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Brandon Jones is developing desktop tools that offer better, faster simulations for space explorers.

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Professor Todd Humphreys talks to KXAN news about the UAV testing and research happening at the Cockrell School of Engineering.

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Since spring of 2015, students from UT Austin’s Texas Spacecraft Lab have been working on integrating the award-winning ARMADILLO CubeSat.

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Aerospace engineering graduate Ruifei Wang was selected to receive the spring 2016 Cockrell School of Engineering Outstanding Scholar/Leader Award.

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Professor Stelios Kyriakides was selected to receive the Joe J. King Professional Engineering Achievement Award.

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From working on small satellites to traveling abroad – to flying in microgravity or designing, building and flying an aircraft – our Texas aerospace engineers leave the Forty Acres with the kind of real-world experience that prepares them to take on the world.