Michigan Tech Homepage Photo Archive

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Festival of Colors - The Michigan Tech Indian Student Association's campus Holi Night celebration included food, dance, games—and plenty of wearable color.

Festival of Colors

Cardio Engineering - In Michigan Tech's biomedical engineering department, Associate Professor Jeremy Goldman works with student researchers to study vascular regeneration, remodeling, and pathology.

Cardio Engineering

Sunrise in Snow - The morning after a late-March snow storm, a spring sunrise sets the Minerals and Materials Engineering Building aglow. Follow the University's epic imagery and other social shares.

Sunrise in Snow

Sunny Studies - Step out of the cubicle and into the sunshine! Recent updates to Michigan Tech's J. Robert Van Pelt and John and Ruanne Opie Library include wireless lounges and open-plan study areas with incredible floor-to-ceiling campus views.

Sunny Studies

Climb for the Sky - Spring daffodils are nice, but we're happier skiing, snowshoeing, winter biking, and—for adventurous types like Michigan Tech's Ridge Roamers student climbing group—scaling frozen waterfalls in the white wilderness.

Climb for the Sky

Sweet 16 Bound - For the first time in school history, the Michigan Tech men's basketball team will play for an NCAA Midwest Region title. They play Tuesday, March 18, in Springfield, Missouri—watch or listen live. GO HUSKIES!

Sweet 16 Bound

Digital Canvas - Visiting artist Tony Orrico turns art into science. His vitals and movements were tracked and plotted by researchers—then made into music.

Digital Canvas

Berries in Bloom - The colorful pop of red winterberries against sugary-white snow makes our hearts happy this time of year. Keep track of our best winter photography on Tumblr and Instagram.

Berries in Bloom

Flight of the Drone - The Michigan Tech Research Institute (MTRI) and Tech's Intelligent Robotics Laboratory are studying how high-resolution imagery from unmanned aerial vehicles—UAVs, or drones—can help identify issues in hard-to-access locations.

Flight of the Drone

Seeking Talent - 217 companies. Thousands of interviews. Innumerable opportunities. Students of Michigan Tech: press your suits, polish your résumés, and get ready for the annual Spring Career Fair.

Seeking Talent

Purifying Peptides - In the lab of chemist Shiyue Fang, researchers have discovered a clean, fast, inexpensive way to purify peptides—short strings of amino acids that hold great promise in treating complex diseases like HIV.

Purifying Peptides

Night Lights - It's a wrap: Winter Carnival 2014 ends with a bang.

Night Lights

Mush! - Whether human or canine, it's a fact: Huskies are snow-loving mushers at heart.

Mush!

Icy Art - This year's winning Winter Carnival statue in the fraternity division was Phi Kappa Tau's icily artful rendition of Beauty and the Beast.

Icy Art

Strike! - Why do we love Winter Carnival? Because bowling is a heck of a lot more fun with human bowling balls and life-size foam pins.

Strike!

Snow Sculptacular - Snow statues are the most iconic part of Michigan Tech's Winter Carnival, and students are hard at work on their month-long creations. But they're usually happy to break from the carving, packing, and chiseling for a moment to smile for the camera—like these women from Alpha Sigma Tau.

Snow Sculptacular

It's a Sweep - Winter Carnival week opened with one of the greatest of Michigan Tech's many traditions: broomball. The fun will continue next weekend with student-alumni broomball invitational games.

It's a Sweep

Crowning Achievement - On Saturday evening, fourth-year exercise science major Janna Clement was crowned Michigan Tech's 2014 Winter Carnival Queen. The Queens coronation is just one of many events held as part of Tech's annual Winter Carnival celebration.

Crowning Achievement

Made from Metal - Until now, 3D printing has been a polymer affair—a cheaper, greener way to produce all manner of plastic goods, from cell phone cases to toys and games. Now, Materials Science and Engineering Associate Professor Joshua Pearce and his team have found a way to add sprockets, hammers, and brake drums to the list with a new open-source 3D metal printer.

Made from Metal

Chasing Big Air - When you've got lifts, runs, jumps, and slides on the mind, you know it's time to head to Michigan Tech's Mont Ripley and revel in the powder. The ski and snowboard hill has 24 trails, a 440' vertical drop, lit night skiing, and more. (Oh, and did we mention that Tech students ski for free? It's true.)

Chasing Big Air

Snowy & Sun-Drenched - That's how we like our campus. But whether it's clear blue or blustery, you won't find any cabin fever around these parts. The more snow we get, the better the skiing, snowmobiling, and other outdoor activities. And if there's one thing Huskies love, it's playing in the snow.

Snowy & Sun-Drenched

Photo Archive

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