Mechanical Engineering in the media
The topic of Mechanical Engineering is making headlines every day. Below is just some of the media coverage at Kettering and around the globe.

Rocketing to the top
Published: October 03, 2008
Unlike other institutions, Kettering University's new Aerospace Engineering concentration provides a singular experience by offering students opportunities to utilize the latest technology and software employed by the propulsion and aerodynamics industry.

International conference features Kettering profs
Published: August 29, 2008
Kettering researchers shared their research into proton exchange membrane and Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Laboratory at a fuel cell conference in Denver.

Switching to lollipops
Published: August 22, 2008
Flipping a switch seems easy enough, unless you don't have the motor skills to do it. Some Kettering students retrofitted toys with lollipop switches for kids with disabilities.

"America's Best Colleges:" four national honors
Published: August 22, 2008
The 2009 edition of "America's Best Colleges" by U.S. News & World Report says Kettering University is in the Top Five in two categories and in the Top Twenty in the United States! Plus, Kettering is a "Programs to Look For" with MIT, Cincinnati, Drexel and more!

Venezuelan racing connection
Published: July 31, 2008
Kettering's Formula SAE Team offered international assistance to Central University of Venezuela's Formula SAE Team prior to the May 14-18 SAE race competition at Michigan International Speedway.

Bio-fuels and classic cars
Published: July 18, 2008
New bio-fuels may be damaging to classic car engines, so Kettering professors are studying the effects of ethanol-blended gas on the treasured classics.

Welcome Freshmen - 2008
Published: July 10, 2008
The first half of Kettering's freshmen class (Section A) is not quite 260 students and for the first time in years - one of every five students is female! This year's freshmen class comes from 26 states, with 66 percent from Michigan and 8 percent from Ohio.

Engineering for Global Benefit
Published: July 04, 2008
How one professor and a handful of students thought outside the box in terms of engineering education, and came up with new ways for engineering to change the world for the better.
The following video is a student produced video about Mechanical Engineering.
Slow motion video of experiments on crash safety in school buses.
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