The rise in greenhouse gasses is becoming more concerning with each passing day, and with that the need to be more environmentally friendly is starting to look more like a necessity rather [...]

Click the image to learn more about Elsa Maxwell! With the ongoing scavenger hunt that we are hosting, it got us thinking a little bit- how did scavenger [...]

As we all know Spring Break is coming up, so let's talk about some Tips and Tricks that may come in handy. Hotels, Tickets, Etc. When traveling for any occasion [...]

As students we know that this is the second hardest week of the semester; coming in second place, with finals week taking first place, is midterms week. The GIS Center gathered a [...]

For Throwback Thursday we reached out and did an online interview with one of our past employees Michael Hunter about his time with us working at the GIS Center. He had time [...]

Although our speciality is GIS we also have a great makerspace area with laser engraving options, 3D printing, CNC machine work, as well as Vinyl work!  Today for our Tips and Tricks Tuesday, we [...]

As we know, GIS is used in many ways. One of those uses includes city planning for urban areas. Here are some of the benefits of using GIS for [...]

In celebration of Black History Month our student workers decided to do some research on how African Americans have impacted the engineering industry. This will be an ongoing project throughout the month of February. They [...]