April 2013

Humanities Professor Beth Flynn teaches her last class and Tech, reflecting on the past and looking toward the future.

When the happy face disappears, go sit under the beach umbrella.

Some materials dissolve too quickly in the body, and some hang around forever. Zinc, however, may be just right.

Michigan Tech' Institute for  Leadership and Innovation is coordinating a summer trip to Africa for 15 Michigan teachers, to encourage them to find ways to bring the excitement of Africa into their classrooms.

Spring on campus usually runs like clockwork. This year, however, winter  hung on longer than usual, putting a lot of pressure on Facilities Management to get campus ready for Spring Commencement and summer months that follow.

South Koreans express both concern and hope for the situation between North and South Korea.

"Charlie is considered an international star in the field of freshwater zooplankton ecology."

University to honor nearly 1,000 students at commencement

The annual Student Art and Design Show is an exhibition of the fruits of the creativity of students taking courses in Visual and Performing Arts (VPA). With all of the technical talent on campus, it can be easy to overlook the artistic creativity of Tech students.

The League of American Bicyclists has named Michigan Tech a Bicycle Friendly University.

Researchers compare bear-baiting practices and reparations paid for hunting dogs attacked by wolves in Michigan and Wisconsin .

The key lies in growing nanorods with all the right stuff

Two Michigan Tech student teams will compete in the EPA's National Sustainable Design Expo in Washington, DC.

Next step: the Nationals

Entry earns top marks in aesthetics and economy

Honored for outstanding achievements in plastics engineering

More than 60 Student Design and Enterprise teams solve problems for industry and other organizations at the Undergraduate Expo.