Senior Design Night 2026 to Showcase Next Generation of Engineers Utah State University sites use cookies. By continuing to use this site you accept our privacy and cookie policy Skip to content Science & Technology Full Size A guest engages with a project during 2025's Senior Design Night. Close The College of Engineering is inviting all to celebrate the achievements of this year's graduating class at Senior Design Night. This showcase will take place from 5-8 p.m. April 28 at the Taggart Student Center in Logan. Friends, family, alumni and community members are all invited to an evening of interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities for all ages. “Senior Design Night is Utah State University’s premier showcase of student innovation and applied engineering,” said Steve Larson, director of industry relations for the College of Engineering. “Over the past year, our students have dedicated substantial effort to designing and building these projects. The event offers a unique opportunity to experience firsthand the cutting-edge work our students engage in on a daily basis.” During their senior year, students spend approximately 400 hours designing and building capstone projects that address real-world engineering challenges. These projects will be featured at this free, family-friendly event, letting visitors see the creative solutions and hard work that go into shaping the future of engineering. Projects represent real engineering challenges in a variety of fields, including biomedical, electrical, mechanical, aerospace, environmental, civil and more. Projects will be displayed in the Ballroom and Sunburst Lounge located on the second floor of the TSC. Projects that must be set up outside will be displayed on the TSC patio. A new addition to this year’s event is a selection of food trucks near the TSC patio. The event will also showcase more than 80 projects, featuring work associated with companies such as Northrop Grumman, Boeing and Jump the Moon. For parking information visit engineering.usu.edu/events/senior-design-night. Full Size Electrical and Computer Engineering student Cardon Blankenship showcases his project at 2025's Senior Design Night. Close Full Size Bret Cummings engages with visitors during 2025's Senior Design Night. Close WRITER Madeline Buskirk Public Relations Specialist College of Engineering madeline.buskirk@usu.edu CONTACT Steve Larson Director of Industry Relations College of Engineering (435) 797-5548 steve.larson@usu.edu TOPICS Engineering 399 stories Hands-on Learning 310 stories Technology 202 stories SHARE Comments and questions regarding this article may be directed to the contact person listed on this page. Next Story in Science & Technology Connor Waite helped USU scientists and Space Dynamics Laboratory engineers solve a geolocation challenge with an instrument aboard the International Space Station. Read the Story See Also USU Uintah Basin faculty, staff and students gathered on April 3 to celebrate the inaugural lecture of Becky Williams, newly promoted professor of biology in The College of Arts & Sciences. Trending on Utah State Today Read the Story SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Read the Story UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS Read the Story HEALTH & WELLNESS Read the Story ATHLETICS