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 sjbird@mtu.edu or 906-487-2330.

Hard Work Pays Off - 1,200 recruiters, 327 companies, and 2,300 interviews—the third largest Career Fair in Michigan Tech history.

Hard Work Pays Off

CareerFEST = Husky Success - Ask them anything. Find out what kind of jobs you can do. Fun, casual, interactive Industry Days pair students with leaders in robotics, aerospace, business, construction, energy, transportation, and consumer products. CareerFEST prepares students for the 300+ companies coming to campus for Career Fair.

CareerFEST = Husky Success

Flags. Floats. Food. - Parade of Nations at Michigan Tech celebrates students from more than 60 nations coming together as one community. Beginning in Hancock and ending with a multicultural food festival in Houghton, for 27 years Parade of Nations is a Husky tradition. Can't make it this year? Allow us to bring the colors, tastes, smells, and sounds of #theparadeofnations to you—wherever you are—with our live blog.

Flags. Floats. Food.

Lights of Home - It juts more than 60 miles into Lake Superior, has more than 100 miles of shoreline. Keweenaw Peninsula is more than one of the most prominent geographic features of the Great Lakes. It's home.

Lights of Home

Copper Country Profile

Partnerships In International Research and Education - Biofuel exploration spans six countries, three languages, 36 organizations, and more than 100 researchers. Join the search for alternative energy sources now on Unscripted.

Partnerships In International Research and Education

Ready to Make Their Mark - It's Orientation Week for Michigan Tech's First-Year Class of 2016.

Ready to Make Their Mark

Propelling Nanosatellites Through Space - Solar winds, space debris, and atmospheric drag push satellites off course. Michigan Tech researchers study how to keep nanosatellites on track with tiny thrusters made of molten salt.

Propelling Nanosatellites Through Space

Postcard Summer - Soak it up, Huskies. T-minus 20 days 'til classes.

Postcard Summer

Back to Husky Nation - It's time to feast on pasties, learn from experts and researchers, and connect with long-lost Huskies. Welcome to #mtureunion.

Back to Husky Nation

Listen to the Lakes - "You don't wait for the light, you do the science whenever you have the opportunity." Join researcher Andrew Barnard for post-sunset opps on the Blue Heron in the latest Unscripted.

Listen to the Lakes

#FieldworkFriday Road Trip - Head west in a van outfitted for camping and chromatography. The latest Unscripted goes on the road with Amy Marcarelli and her team as they explore nitrogen fixation in streams across the nation.

#FieldworkFriday Road Trip

Huskies at 10,000 feet - On July 12 Huskies Meisam Razmara, Kaelan Anderson, and Brian Weisner ’13 reached the summit of Mount Rainier. #HuskyPride #tenacity

Huskies at 10,000 feet

Toes-in-the-sand Geology - Cut with copper veins and sheltered by a lava layer, Great Sand Bay's coastal ecosystem is home to dunes, pools, and beachcombers.

Toes-in-the-sand Geology

Falls of Keweenaw Summer - Dover Creek tumbles to Torch Lake over Hungarian Falls, number one on Michigan Tech Outdoor Adventure Program's Top 10 Waterfalls in the Upper Peninsula and 58 on the Husky Bucket List.

Falls of Keweenaw Summer

Women in Engineering Dream Big - Summer Youth Programs is no ordinary summer camp. WIE high school scholars build Artificial Intelligence armies, work alongside researchers, and send their future goals in paper lanterns high into the Keweenaw sky.

Women in Engineering Dream Big

Top of The World, Huskies! - How far have you gone for science? Andrea Baccarini carried a 55-pound backpack up and down Pico Mountain in the Azores for a summer. Atmospheric research, Unscripted.

Top of The World, Huskies!

Spirit of Summer Youth - Mobile robotics, video game programming, and the wonder of a marsh microcosm. Our 42 Summer Youth Programs bring STEM inspiration to 1,163 middle school and pre-college students from around the world.

Spirit of Summer Youth

Kids, History, and Science - We're working with Keweenaw National Historical Park to reimagine our mining legacy as an energy resource.

Kids, History, and Science

The Outdoor Lab - By kayak, paddle board, canoe, bike, skis, or snowshoes, Michigan Tech's Outdoor Adventure Program marks a decade leading Keweenaw exploration and excursions for students, faculty, staff, and community.

The Outdoor Lab

Maximum Impact - Art is like a physics problem, says retired University professor, dean, and provost Max Seel, whose latest collaboration with colleague Christa Walck integrates science and art "Beyond the Fifth Floor" at Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock.

Maximum Impact

Copper Boom - The eight-centimeter tall "Gabriel" specimen from Keweenaw County's Central Mine, part of the world's finest collection of crystallized native copper at A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum. Dig deep into the exhibits at Michigan's official state mineral museum in person or via virtual visit.

Copper Boom

DC Honoree - Colleen Mouw's research crosses lakes and oceans and takes the 2016 Presidential Early Career Award winner to the White House.

DC Honoree

Lay of the Land - The quilt of our large-scale landscape is composed of many threads—land use, rainfall patterns, natural and urban habitats—explained and explored by Audrey Mayer in the latest Unscripted.

Lay of the Land

The Finish Line - Congratulations, Huskies—you did it! Nearly 1,000 students will graduate Saturday. The pride you have now grows stronger in time. #mtugrad

The Finish Line

Wolf Down, Moose Up - The Isle Royale winter study is published, and it's likely only two wolves remain on the Lake Superior archipelago. Researchers' op-ed on Unscripted.

Wolf Down, Moose Up

Fun in the Sun - Shorts-and-flip flops season arrives in time for Spring Fling, our annual campus carnival.

Fun in the Sun

Design on the Line - Human-powered hovercrafts and metal 3-D printing. More than 600 students team up to brainstorm and build. How will the projects hold up? This is Design Expo at Michigan Tech.

Design on the Line

'Bots In the Spotlight - 3-D prosthetic hands for Nicaraguan children and battery-powered, modular, underwater drones—Michigan Tech celebrates National Robotics Week April 2-10. www.mtu.edu/unscripted

'Bots In the Spotlight

Life Imitates Art - Our researchers team up with Calumet citizens to trace the line between a vibrant arts scene and a revitalized community.

Life Imitates Art