Michigan Tech Homepage Photo Archive

University Marketing and Communications has made an archive of photography used on the Michigan Tech homepage available. New photos are selected each week, but if you would like to suggest a photo to be used on the homepage, please contact Sarah Bird at photoservices@mtu.edu or 906-487-2330.

A Tech Tradition Since 1922 - What do Huskies do with 218+ inches of snowfall each winter? Throw the most epic winter carnival in the Midwest. Full schedule here.

A Tech Tradition Since 1922

Searching for Shipwrecks - Underwater robots, side-scan sonar, and crowdfunding aid the Great Lakes Research Center's search for two World War I minesweepers.

Searching for Shipwrecks

Antiviral Microgel - Lightweight. Portable. Recyclable. And tiny bubbles of jello. This microgel has it all, plus a 99.9 percent bacterial and viral kill rate.

Antiviral Microgel

Control - It takes all this (and more) for computational fluid dynamics research conducted by Michigan Tech mechanical engineering students and researchers.

Control

Antiviral Microgel - Here’s what is going to replace the brown bottle in your medicine cabinet. A powder that becomes tiny bubbles of jello generates enough hydrogen peroxide to kick bacterial and viral infections.

Antiviral Microgel

Refinery for Tenacity - Michigan Technological University’s thought leaders share their ideas to prepare students and the University for a rapidly changing future. Janet Callahan, dean of the College of Engineering, explains the value of a growth mindset.

Refinery for Tenacity

Analyze Aging Aerosols - Michigan Tech chemists demonstrate that aerosol particles that originate from wildfire combustion exist for longer periods in the atmosphere, undergoing less oxidization than previously thought. (Lynn and Claudio Mazzoleni photo).

Analyze Aging Aerosols

Seasons on Innovation Shore - Researchers at the Great Lakes Research Center bring in the buoys before the ice arrives.

Seasons on Innovation Shore

Sleep = Health - Welcome to Dreamland—Michigan Tech's new lab for sleep research continues our work to understand the relationship between sleep and cardiovascular health.

Sleep = Health

Quiet Innovation - Carbon nanotubes that shush loud heating and air conditioning systems get stretched into place—and save 90 percent of the space taken up by current noise mufflers. Read more on Michigan Tech Unscripted.

Quiet Innovation

Duct tape. Cardboard. Paddles - Huskies design, duct tape and race 50+ cardboard boats—part of Michigan Tech Homecoming festivities this weekend.

Duct tape. Cardboard. Paddles

Time to Visit - The best way to know if Michigan Tech is right for you? Experience it. Fall Open House is Saturday.

Time to Visit

Global Beats, International Treats - The tastiest festival of the year is here. The 29th annual Parade of Nations begins at 11 a.m. Saturday.

Global Beats, International Treats

Reduced Tuition - The National Service Graduate Tuition Rate (NSGTR) provides reduced tuition for military service personnel, Peace Corps, AmeriCorps and VISTA volunteers.

Reduced Tuition

Together Again - Summer's end brings new beginnings. The Michigan Tech Women's Leadership Council comes together at Prince's Point, our waterfront hangout, for toasted marshmallows and the warmth of friends familiar and new.

Together Again

Welcome Home, Huskies! - About 1,300 first-year students arrive for Move-in Weekend, the unofficial start of the 2018-19 academic year. More than 200 faculty, staff and student volunteers are on hand to unload vehicles, carry belongings, answer questions and make the newest members of the pack feel right at home.

Welcome Home, Huskies!

Maritime Autonomy Research - On August 10, Michigan Tech unveiled its new Maritime Autonomy Research Site, the first freshwater testbed of its kind in the world.

Maritime Autonomy Research

Flood Changes Research - The Keweenaw landscape has changed since the June 17 flood. So has the work of Michigan Tech graduate student researchers.

Flood Changes Research

MARS - The unveiling of the Smart Ships Coalition's Maritime Autonomy Research Site (MARS), the first freshwater testbed of its kind in the world at Michigan Technological University’s Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC).

MARS

Bernard Family Clock Tower - Dedication ceremonies were held August 2 for the Bernard Family Clock Tower, located on the Michigan Tech campus. The clock tower was made possible by a generous donation from the William ’69 and Ilene Bernard Jr. family. The Bernard family's gift also established the William J. Bernard Jr. Family Endowed Scholarship Fund.

Bernard Family Clock Tower

Forged in Stone and Fire - By horse, by canoe, by GPS, mapping the Keweenaw Fault is a wilderness adventure.

Forged in Stone and Fire

The Tech Effect - Michigan Tech students and alumni in all 83 Michigan counties enrich the state economy. A new report shows a 10:1 return on every dollar the state invests in the University.

The Tech Effect

Lab Culture - “Research can be a black box that seems out of reach for undergraduates and it shouldn’t be.” Learn how students are welcomed and challenged in our labs from Day One, in the latest Michigan Tech Magazine.

Lab Culture

Michigan Tech's 10th President - Richard J. Koubek begins his tenure as the 10th president of Michigan Technological University.

Michigan Tech's 10th President

Copper Country Strong - If you've ever wondered what Sisu means, see it in action as the Keweenaw cleans up in the aftermath of the devastating Father's Day weekend storm. Find out how you can help with flood relief, from near and afar. #mtucommUNITY

Copper Country Strong

Huskies at Kīlauea - Michigan Tech alumni and faculty are part of the response and research effort on Hawaii’s Big Island. Learn about their experiences during this once-in-a-generation opportunity for scientific research that has been so disruptive and damaging to communities.

Huskies at Kīlauea

Fish Consumption Research - Keweenaw Bay Indian Community asks, "When can we eat the fish?" Answer: it's complicated. A transdisciplinary team led by Michigan Tech tracks pollutants while looking for solutions to reduce exposure for a local Indigenous community.

Fish Consumption Research

Batteries That Don't Go Boom - Stephen Hackney, professor, and Erik Herbert, assistant professor, both of materials science and engineering, research the properties of lithium at the nanoscale to understand how the metal reacts under pressure with an eye toward improving solid-state batteries.

Batteries That Don't Go Boom

60 years on Isle Royale - Our Isle Royale Winter Study Report is out, on the 60th anniversary of studying predator-prey interactions on one of the nation's most remote national parks.

60 years on Isle Royale

Be Your Own Boss - Not your ordinary summer break! Summer Youth Programs students in the Be Your Own Boss exploration go through the steps of becoming a successful entrepreneur.

Be Your Own Boss