2009 Archive

Michigan Tech inducted seven new members into its Sports Hall of Fame during a recent ceremony on campus.

Research at Michigan Tech and Michigan State Universities will support development of the state's first cellulosic ethanol plant in the eastern UP.

A worldwide search is on for outstanding energy and health researchers to fill up to 20 new tenure-track positions at Michigan Tech.

Portage Health will provide up to a 30 percent discount on required medical exams and tests for Peace Corps Master's International program students at Michigan Tech.

Moose eat plants; wolves kill moose. Surprisingly, this classic predator-prey interaction makes a major impact on biodiversity.

Beginning with the Par and Grill restaurant, Mark Maroste, manager of the Portage Lake Golf Course, says it was a very good season. But he has even more planned for the future.

With the help of a dedicated community volunteeer, Michigan Tech is launching a campaign to plant a Memorial Grove at the east entrance to campus along Highway 41.

The public is invited to drop by between 5 and 8:30 p.m. to see raptors up close and talk with experts.

School of Technology Developing New Program in Robotics and Industrial Automation

PhD student Tara Bal uses an unorthodox method to collect leaves from the treetops.