2025 WE Local U.S. Recap: Empowering Women Engineers to Rise Together
Revisit highlights from the 2025 WE Local conferences in San Jose, Cherry Hill, and Milwaukee. Source...
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Dive Into Summer STEM With SWE: Activities, Books, and Staying Connected With SWENext
SWENext Influencer Aavya B. shares actionable ways to keep your STEM skills sharp this summer. Source...
Building Relationships With SWENext Clubs: Highlights From the FY25 PCES Outreach Challenge #2
SWE Global Ambassador Kannagi Kumari shares how two collegiate SWE sections are building meaningful relationships with SWENext Clubs. Source...
Finding My Voice, Building My Path: My Journey With SWE’s Collegiate Leadership Institute (CLI)
Esther Omoyiwola reflects on the growth and unforgettable moments that shaped her leadership journey through SWE’s Collegiate Leadership Institute. Source...
Belonging, Amplified: Where SWE and DEIB Partner Societies Intersect Through Joint Membership
Discover how SWE’s joint membership program connects members with DEIB-focused professional societies. Source...
Sisters in Service: SWE Presidents in the Military
As SWE celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, here’s looking back at some of the Society’s presidents who served the military. Source...
Pyrotechnics: The Science of Fireworks
SWENext Influencer Aleksandra F. explores the spectacular chemical engineering involved in fireworks and shares how to become a pyrotechnic engineer. Source...
Engineering a Cleaner Future
Gina Orozco, vice president of gas transmission and storage operations at SoCalGas, offers advice for women engineers who want to drive the energy transition. Source...
How I Built My STEM Career Without a Network
What happens when you don’t have referrals or connections? Akanksha Prasad, a senior chemical engineering scientist, shares how to build your own way forward and...
LGBTQ+ Students and Professionals Need Community Now More Than Ever
As sweeping anti-DEI legislation threatens progress worldwide, LGBTQ+ people in STEM face growing risks and fewer resources. Here’s how the STEM community can step up. ...