Februray 2011

Snowmobile Public Display Wednesday, March 9, Acceleration and Handling Saturday, March 12

Process captures carbon and makes a construction material.

Richardson:  "We are confident that by continuing to follow our strategic plan, we will be able to weather the storm and come out a better university.”

Michigan Tech MIND TREKKERS are bringing hands-on science fun to the Detroit Science Center and Westwood Mall in Jackson.

Russ Alger's special groomer turns powder into pavement.

At a crowded campus forum on Monday, President Glenn Mroz discussed the implications for Michigan Tech of Governor Rick Snyder’s proposed 22 percent cut in state funds for the University.

Governor Rick Snyder has announced his proposed budget for next year, including a 15 percent overall reduction in state appropriations for state universities. 

The US Navy selects female Michigan Tech chemical engineering student Samantha Neirby to train to serve on a nuclear submarine.

A student snow statue-builder takes you on a month-long journey to first place.

Snow statues built by Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Sigma Tau, the Campus Crusade for Christ and West McNair Superhall placed first in the 2011 month-long snow statue competition.

Research by Michigan Tech and other American and Canadian researchers shows that frequent and severe forest fires have turned Alaskan black spruce forests from a carbon sink to a carbon source.

International students learn to ski at Mont Ripley Ski Hill.

For some Michigan Tech students, spring break is a time for service or outdoor adventure.