2013 Archive

Beyond the Glass Ceiling, a new campus publication, aims to keep the gender and equality conversation going.

Particle accelerators have allowed scientists to uncover the secrets of physics for years, but one Michigan Tech alumnus not only ran one of these monster machines, but also used it to make pieces of art.

The Michigan Tech Research Institute and the University of Michigan collaborate on a study that shows that sleep apnea treatment not only makes patients feel better, but look better too.

Official fall enrollment figures rose this year, particularly for female and graduate students.  

Public Safety rolls out new technological tools—in the form of small, wearable video cameras—to help keep Michigan Tech safe.

Michigan Tech's ranking rises among national public universities in US News & World Report's annual ranking of undergraduate education.

Chet Hopp, a Peace Corps Master's International geology student, is helping Panamanians with water, waste and hazard mitigation.

New international students find a helping hand as soon as they arrive, thanks to International Programs and Services's arrivals volunteer program.

A competition to showcase how 3D printing can benefit humanity

Michigan Tech Research Institute scientists develop satellite mapping system for monitoring harmful algal blooms in the Great Lakes.