Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology A global leader in STEM education. Ranked #1 for undergraduate engineering by US News & World Report. Career placement is near 100 percent year after year.
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Founded in 1874, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is dedicated to preparing its students with the world’s best undergraduate science, engineering and mathematics education in an environment infused with innovation, intellectual rigor, and individualized attention. The institute is consistently recognized nationally as an elite STEM school for distinctions that include faculty excellence, return

on investment, value-added, and career services. Located in Terre Haute, Indiana, Rose-Hulman has an enrollment of nearly 2,200 students. Learn more at rose-hulman.edu.

09/03/2026

Where will Rose-Hulman take you? 🌹The alumni in this video were once students just like you. Today, they’re changing lives and making an impact around the world.

Embrace the opportunities. See where your journey leads.

What's cooler than building an electric racecar? Converting your design processes from internal combustion to electric w...
09/02/2026

What's cooler than building an electric racecar? Converting your design processes from internal combustion to electric with your teammates!

Rose Grand Prix Engineering competed with their first-ever electric racecar at FSAE in the Static Events and Technical Inspection. They passed nearly all levels of Technical Inspection — an impressive feat for their first electric car.

Rose Grand Prix Engineering transitioned to an electric vehicle for the first time this year.

09/01/2026

Taking conjecture out of construction, this excavator payload estimation system utilizes inclinometers, hydraulic pressure transducers, and a calibrated predictive model to help operators fill haul trucks to their target weight.

Designed by Michael Wilson, Jacob Cockerill, Toby Zhao, Connor Luce, and Prithvi Vijaykrishnan

Chris Olinger (ME, '15) has joined Rose-Hulman’s Board of Trustees. Congratulations and welcome to the board, Chris!
08/31/2026

Chris Olinger (ME, '15) has joined Rose-Hulman’s Board of Trustees. Congratulations and welcome to the board, Chris!

Chris Olinger, a 2015 mechanical engineering alumnus and engineering leader in autonomous vehicle technology, has joined Rose-Hulman’s Board of Trustees. Olinger has given back to campus a variety of ways dating back to his days as a student.

Welcome to Rose, Class of 2030! 📦
08/29/2026

Welcome to Rose, Class of 2030! 📦

From coast to coast and around the world, the Class of 2030 is arriving at Rose-Hulman! 🌎🌹More than 625 new students wil...
08/28/2026

From coast to coast and around the world, the Class of 2030 is arriving at Rose-Hulman! 🌎🌹

More than 625 new students will join the Rose community this fall, making this one of the largest incoming classes in our history.

Welcome home!

08/27/2026

Hey, Delphic! Help us design a senior capstone project that uses an AI-powered workstation to help makerspaces and classrooms move more efficiently through the engineering design and project management process.

Great careers start with a great college experience 🌟Rose-Hulman earned top-20 national rankings from The Princeton Revi...
08/26/2026

Great careers start with a great college experience 🌟

Rose-Hulman earned top-20 national rankings from The Princeton Review for career services, career placement, campus operations, science lab facilities, residence halls and more in its Best 392 Colleges: 2027 Edition.

There’s a lot to be proud of. 👏

Several Rose-Hulman alumni played engineering roles during the 14-year-long DigIndy project, in which 28 miles of underg...
08/25/2026

Several Rose-Hulman alumni played engineering roles during the 14-year-long DigIndy project, in which 28 miles of underground tunnels to transport wastewater were constructed to help eliminate sewer overflows into area waterways. Dig into the story, here:

Several Rose-Hulman alumni played engineering roles during the 14-year-long DigIndy project, in which 28 miles of underground tunnels to transport wastewater were constructed to help eliminate sewer overflows into area waterways.

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