August 2010

O-Week, Michigan Tech’s annual Orientation Week for incoming students, is anything but ordinary.

Michigan Tech is partnering with a business accelerator called H₂Opportunities to develop emerging water resources management technologies.

Federal stimulus funding to Merit Network, a nonprofit corporation owned and governed by Michigan’s public universities, will bring more and better broadband Internet service to Michigan Tech and communities throughout the Upper Peninsula. 

Geology students and professor will be setting up underground seismographs to detect earthquakes and other phenomena.

Guatamala's vice president, scientific council seek advice from Michigan Teach geology PhD student. 

Earned high marks for the use of nontraditional materials

Michigan Tech has moved up in the latest US News and World Report annual "Best Colleges" undergraduate rankings.

A copper mining waste product will be used for roofing.

Colin Gurganus and Carley Kratz are among the 150 fellows selected from among 3,300 applicants.

Alumni and members of the campus community toured Michigan Tech's new Residential Apartment Building at the open house celebration, held during Alumni Reunion. 

Petty Officer 1st Class Aaron Hemme has been peering out of MH-60 helicopters and C-130 transport aircraft for weeks, searching for oil floating on the Gulf of Mexico.

Featuring McGruff the Crime Dog and Blizzard T. Husky

A center of freshwater research and education on the Lake Superior watershed

Tech Alum Mike Dibble creates a cool, new rail-veyor system for moving ore and more.

Princeton Review ranks Michigan Tech a top midwestern university in 2011 Edition of Best 373 Colleges.

Bridge now a ASCE National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark