More than 150 high school students from across the country and from locations around the world gathered at Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus onFriday to test their bridge structures, made ...

Hold the tomato sauce. Last week on the university's Homewood campus, high school engineering students served up their spaghetti with a big helping of glue. The 11th annual Spaghetti Bridge ...

Area high school students were forced to use their noodles during a bridge building competition at Montgomery County Community College Thursday. Click Here for PHOTO GALLERY The college played host to ...

Imagine having to build a bridge — a strong bridge — out of nothing but epoxy and spaghetti. Yeah, hard. Just ask one of the 160 high schoolers who recently finished Engineering Innovation, a rigorous ...

High school students in the Johns Hopkins University summer program, Engineering Innovation, compete in an annual spaghetti bridge-building competition. Above: The A'hunna Key-Lows push their bridge ...

High school students from across the state and across the East Coast completed a high-level engineering program on Friday. More than a dozen students took part in the Johns Hopkins University ...

How much weight can a spaghetti-and-glue bridge sustain? At Johns Hopkins University, teams of young students compete to find out – and perhaps find a career path in the process. BALTIMORE—Moments ...

MILLVILLE — Carl Coombs held his breath as he tenderly poured a thin stream of water into a bucket suspended by a chain attached to a bridge he made out of spaghetti. His classmates equally awaited in ...

A team of four high school students from Irvine and Diamond Bar made the best use of pasta and epoxy to build the bridge that won the 14th Spaghetti Bridge competition at Cal State Fullerton. The July ...

Imagine having to build a bridge — a strong bridge — out of nothing but epoxy and spaghetti. Yeah, hard. Just ask one of the 160 high schoolers who recently finished Engineering Innovation, a rigorous ...