As part of our industry relations and career engagement, the new McKelvey Connect has an Industries section that features tailored and carefully-cultivated content, aimed at supporting the career development journey for students. As with all industry and community pages, students will have access to relevant events, blogs, jobs, career advice, campus resources, and more! Feel free to contact us with any engineering related opportunities or resources that you find valuable. 

WashU VTOL focuses on autonomous vertical take-off and landing aircraft

Channing Suhl  04.21.2026

WashU students interested in gaining experience with aerospace design have a new option thanks to two engineering students with a shared vision.

Junior Ethan Stewart and sophomore Diego Perez, both students in the Department of Mechanical Engineering & …

By Amanda Martin
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So, You Didn’t Get the Internship. Now What?

This article was written by Danielle Hall, Elaine Fernandez, Juritzy Mata.

Like I said in my previous article on three ways to make the most of your internship, getting an internship is hard work.

When you consider the sometimes long …

By Amanda Martin
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The invisible pay cut facing new graduates – and how to navigate it

By Jasmine Escalera, Career Expert, MyPerfectResume

For many college graduates entering today’s workforce, remote work was not a luxury but the norm. In the wake of the pandemic, flexibility, autonomy, and work life balance reshaped expectations around work. Social media …

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Fiber implant sheds new light on Alzheimer’s disease progression

By Beth Miller  February 24, 2026

Alzheimer’s disease, the most common type of dementia in older adults, begins in the hippocampus, a deep brain structure that plays a central role in learning and memory. Studying the progression of this chronic …

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Putting some ‘muscle’ into material design

Natural muscle fibers are made up of spring-like proteins that can contract and stretch without losing their original form, dissipate mechanical energy as heat, and maintain incredible tensile strength for all sorts of physical functions. Engineers at Washington University in …

By Amanda Martin
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Career Resources

Below is a list of competitive industry graduate fellowships and research internships for MS and PhD students. The majority have …