May 2013

Tech student Melissa Wolfe Michaelson created a dramatic display of 600 empty plastic water bottles to raise awareness about plastic bottle consumption.

Richelle Winkler, assistant professor of social sciences, is analyzing population migration patterns over the past 60-plus years and discovering some interesting trends.

HAWC Observatory will capture gamma rays with trillions of times more energy than visible light.

Students from two courses at Michigan Tech have teamed up to help the North Woods Conservancy design and build a compostable toilet at Seven Mile Point Beach.

Two Michigan Tech research teams have received highly competitive grants to conduct Great Lakes restoration projects.

An international consensus study shows that most climate scientists believe human activity is the primary cause of global climate change.

The Michigan Tech Research Institute has signed a contract with the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to conduct research in adapative radar countermeasures.

For many, teaching is a passion. And when the subject matter gets to be complex, many who teach turn to their other passions to help explain, guide and enlighten. One of Physics Professor Bryan H. Suits' passions is music, and he uses it to make physics come alive for undergraduates.

Teachers and students from Great Lakes states and Canada gather at Michigan Tech for 10th Biennial Lake Superior Youth Symposium.

Social sciences class investigates the impact of First Fridays

Quite a bit, according to PayScale.

Designs should help address problems plaguing humanity

Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers partner with industry to take a thrilling science road show to Wisconsin school students.

The US Peace Corps names Michigan Tech number one Peace Corps Master's International program in the nation for eighth consecutive year.

The Commencement ceremony is a celebration, but it is also a transition from one stage of life to another. On Saturday, we got a glimpse of the future with the first day of nearly 1,000 of our students as they became Michigan Tech graduates and alumni.

The Wahtera Center for Student Success and the William G. Jackson Center for Teaching and Learning

Tuition rises at the lowest rate in nearly a decade

Leslie LaLonde will conduct research at the University of Hannover, in Germany, focusing on cardiac tissue graft support structures.