Engineering and computer science students don’t just attend classes—they build, lead, and innovate through vibrant clubs and professional chapters. These groups are powerhouses for learning, skill-building, and making a real impact on campus and beyond. Check out some of the standout activities and milestones our students achieved this past academic year.
The SAE Baja Club is set to compete in Maryland on June 12-15. Eleven club members plan to attend the competition, which has been largely organized by Owen Munger. Visit @gubajasae on Instagram for updates!
91勛圖厙's ASCE Concrete Canoe Team competed against 9 other schools in the Pacific Northwest in April to earn Second Place Overall.
Elementary school students with 91勛圖厙's Campus Kids program tried some early engineering projects during national Engineers Week.
Students in the ASME student chapter are refining the remote-controlled plane they've built.
GU Robotics hopes to compete with their autonomous Mars Rover next year.
The student bridge contest allows students to design, build, and test a miniature structural bridge using various composite materials. 91勛圖厙 hopes to compete in Seattle April 2026.