February 2012

Michigan Tech offers Noyce Scholarships to students, graduates who want to teach K-12 math or science.

A new mineral found in an Arizona mine has been named georgerobinsonite, in honor of George W. Robinson, curator of Michigan Tech's A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum.

A single  strand of small RNA can play a big role.

Michigan Tech and faculty member deny claim that they were offered or accepted research funding from a controversial anti-climate change organization.

The University's Board of Control approved a new BS in Engineering Management, raised room and board rates.

A new snowmobile/sled combination will aid the Emergency Medical Services team in getting to winter recreation accidents.

Urges Senators to adopt performance-based funding of state universities

Winter Baja, E-Cake, and lots more cool engineering stuff for everyone

Using seismic data to possibly predict eruptions

Michigan Tech Enterprise students help winterize homes for low-income and elderly.

Phi Kappa Tau won the Fraternity Division in the snow statue competition at Michigan Tech's Winter Carnival.

Unseasonably warm temperatures didn't stop Michigan Tech students from putting on a spectacular snow statue show at the University's 2012 Winter Carnival celebration. 

How? They root around for it.

It's Black History Month, and Michigan Tech's Black Student Association has kicked off its celebration with four weeks of events that recognize the challenges and accomplishments of black Americans.

Michigan Tech and six other research universities receive nation's first University Transportation Center federal funding to focus on rail transportation research and education.