February 2013

Work will begin immediately on a new $615,000 video scoreboard for the John J. MacInnes Student Ice Arena. Completion is scheduled for summer. 2013

Michigan Tech Board of Control approves purchase and installation of a new video scoreboard for the John J. MacInnes Student Ice Arena, paid for entirely by donors.

Researchers are looking at the physiological differences between men and women when it comes to handling mental stress.

Women's basketball player Sam Hoyt joins fellow Michigan Tech student-athletes Jacob Clark (football), Matt Curtin (football) and Melanie Hoffman (soccer) on the  Academic All-America First Team.

A Mexican PhD candidate found out about  Michigan Tech by accident, and it turned out to be a day that changed her life. 

Michigan Tech students provide real-time statistics, videostreaming for CopperDog 150 dog sled race.

Honored for research productivity and teaching excellence

3D printers may soon let nearly anyone turn milk jugs into valuable products, says Joshua Pearce.

Eighth graders in Hancock, Mich., Gear Up for hands-on science excitement.

Supported by a $130,000 gift from the Fernstrum families

At Michigan Tech's largest Spring Career Fair ever, nearly 230 employers met and interviewed thousands of students, despite the blizzard raging outside.

Michigan Tech is one of a select number of universities nationwide chosen to participate in the Pacesetters program to increase the numbers of women in computing.

Black Student Association sponsors Black History Month programs. 

CN has donated $500,000 to Michigan Tech's Rail Transportation Program to support rail transportation-related projects and research.

Michigan Tech Jazz Lab Band members travel hundreds of miles each year to reach out to other communities and demonstrate the importance of music and the arts at Tech. Here is a glimpse of their annual regional tour.

Peace Corps adds Michigan Tech to its Coverdell Fellows Program, providing graduate education for returning Peace C orps volunteers

The fun starts early near the Student Development Complex

A meditation on the All-Nighter

Based on "The Incredibles" 

Michigan Tech actors fly through the air in bold performance of faculty-written play.