The next few months, most agree, will be crucial to the future of the construction economy.

If you think the election is tough to sort out, wait until Congress turns to fixing the economy.

Instead of coming up on stage at the National Academy of Construction’s annual meeting in Boston this year, I joined 36 industry leaders on the group’s virtual stage on Oct. 29. 

ENR’s editors used its opinion page to weigh the pros and cons of the Trump presidency for the construction industry and found that the cons heavily outweighed the pros.

After a promising start, why has President Donald J. Trump turned out to be a construction and engineering industry bust? 

Moving ENR’s Award of Excellence celebration to an online platform this year allowed us to reimagine what was possible in this format. 

Managing Editor Scott Blair has a passion for videography. He learned that television’s Telly Awards honor videos created across all screens—including ENR’s work posted on ENR.com/videos. 

Construction has a long, often unenviable history with race, and an image as a closed fraternity of white men.

Everyone talks about the construction industry’s COVID-19 new normal, but what exactly should that be?