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Degrees That Pay You Back - This week, Michigan Tech’s Fall 2023 Career Fair Forged by Nucor welcomes nearly 400 companies looking to hire Huskies, including thousands of on-campus interviews for co-ops, internships and full-time positions. It's just one of many reasons a Michigan Tech education is a smart investment in your future.

Degrees That Pay You Back

The Pack is On Track - Demand for a Michigan Tech education continues to rise. This year's strong class of incoming and returning Huskies is the largest since 1983.

The Pack is On Track

Snowy Solar Solutions - “Lessons we learn here with extreme snow are helpful to other locations that get regular snow,” says assistant professor Ana Dyreson. Find out about the work her Great Lakes Energy Group is conducting at the nation's northernmost solar regional test center.

Snowy Solar Solutions

Charged Up - Michigan Tech’s Planetary Surface Technology Development Lab (PSTDL) recently learned they’ll be one of four finalist teams competing for the $1 million grand prize in NASA's Watts on the Moon Challenge. Learn more about their innovative lunar power management solution in the full story on Michigan Tech News.

Charged Up

Research in the Wild - Tech's 64th annual Isle Royale Winter Study shows re-introduced wolves on firm footing and a moose population in sharp decline, mostly due to starvation. Get the latest details on the world-renowned study on Michigan Tech News.

Research in the Wild

Keeping It Real - Michigan Tech's 2023 Distinguished Teaching Award winner Kyle Griffin is a chemical engineer who uses humor, storytelling and authenticity to help students make connections between complex classroom topics and the real world. Learn more about his approach to teaching in a Michigan Tech News Q&A.

Keeping It Real

Science as a Social Endeavor - Michigan Tech's 2023 Distinguished Teaching Award winner Amy Marcarelli is an aquatic ecosystem ecologist who believes students must understand the social and societal context in which science works. Learn more about her approach to teaching in a Michigan Tech News Q&A.

Science as a Social Endeavor

Explore Tech Horizons - Wherever your summer takes you, take along a copy of Tech Magazine. Explore the latest innovations and meet remarkable Huskies who strive for Olympic glory, serve campus and country, and redefine tenacity.

Explore Tech Horizons

Fuel Cell Breakthrough - Researchers find a faster path to energy transformation — and create a fuel cell that operates more efficiently at lower temperatures.

Fuel Cell Breakthrough

Husky Nation's Big Day - More than 1,000 students will soon be Michigan Tech alumni, armed with the degrees and experiences that set them apart and set them up for success. Thousands will join the celebration in person or virtually.

Husky Nation's Big Day

Huskies Savor a Taste of Spring - Husky Nation takes a break before the serious business of final exams. Spring Fling is a Tech tradition featuring food, fun, and a fairway of entertainment put on by campus organizations.

Huskies Savor a Taste of Spring

$The Arctic You Can Drive To - Question: Where do Arctic researchers go to study ice fracturing events when getting to the Arctic isn’t possible or practical? Answer: Michigan Tech’s Great Lakes Research Center.$

The Arctic You Can Drive To

Help for Parkinson's Patients - Parkinson’s disease affects millions of people around the world. Our researchers are working on a way to make their lives better. Find out how two campus labs teamed to develop an intelligent deep brain stimulation device.

Help for Parkinson's Patients

Award-winning research. - Our latest National Science Foundation CAREER Award winners Hassan Masoud and Radwin Askari join a long line of Michigan Tech early-career faculty recognized for exceptional teaching and research.

Award-winning research.

MTU Hockey Ends Regular Season with Accolades - Men's Hockey ends its season with eight CCHA awards and an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.

MTU Hockey Ends Regular Season with Accolades

Winter Carnival Legends - Phi Kappa Tau extends its MTU Winter Carnival snow statue winning streak to five years in a row with the 2023 entry "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." Get more statue results and overall competition tallies from this iconic Husky Nation celebration on Michigan Tech News.

Winter Carnival Legends

Give Back to the Pack - Join Huskies around the world for Tech’s 48-hour giving challenge called Give Pack to the Pack. The event runs February 8-11 during Winter Carnival. But you don’t have to wait. Give now and know that your gift—big or small—will make an immediate impact on our students and community. Thank you!

Give Back to the Pack

Huskies Make Waves - With digitally controlled paddles, an array of gauges, and an optical tracking system, Michigan Tech’s wave tank creates reproducible wave fields that aid understanding of motion in submerged and partially submerged materials, like underwater vehicles, ships, and devices with moving elements that act as wave energy converters (WEC).

Huskies Make Waves

New Year, New Chapter - Our latest MTU grads head into a tomorrow that needs their time and talents. They're ready, thanks to a coveted Tech degree and words of inspiration delivered at mid-year commencement. Congratulations, Huskies. The world awaits!

New Year, New Chapter

Warmest Wishes from Husky Nation - The Huskies Pep Band version of Sevens Pipers Piping? A quartet of flaming trumpets (the perfect accompaniment to 11 drummers drumming). Learn the secrets behind the fiery Huskies Pep Band Tradition in the latest Stories From Husky Nation.

Warmest Wishes from Husky Nation

To Serve and Protect - When she’s not keeping an eagle eye on Husky Nation, MTU Public Safety Patrol Sergeant Beth Maatta watches over birds of prey as the only certified raptor rehabilitator in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Learn about the lead-free ammo advocate's latest eagle rescue in Stories from Husky Nation.

To Serve and Protect

Tech Breaks Research Record - For the first time in history the university will record more than $95 million in research expenditures. The increase is latest in a long upward trend for Michigan Tech, which has quadrupled its research expenditures as one of the top four state research universities over the last two decades.

Tech Breaks Research Record

Because the World Needs More Engineers - On campus and across the nation, Michigan Tech's 2022 Diversity Award winner Adrienne Minerick is at the forefront of engineering education. Learn more about her work in a Michigan Tech News Q&A.

Because the World Needs More Engineers

Companies Hire Huskies - Tech's biannual Career Fairs are a major factor in our 93% job placement rate within six months of graduation. This fall, students, employers, and local businesses welcomed the return to an in-person event.

Companies Hire Huskies

Huskies Research the Pack - Wolves living their best lives. Moose, not so much. The reason might not be what you think. Read about the latest Isle Royale Winter Study report on Michigan Tech News to learn more about the longest predator-prey study of its kind in the world. (Image credit: Sarah Hoy)

Huskies Research the Pack

Old Mines, Renewable Energy - Research that solves two problems in one fell swoop takes pumped hydro storage (the most common way energy is stored) underground. See how closed metallic mines across the nation can be used to create closed-loop systems that generate energy and empower communities.

Old Mines, Renewable Energy

No Ordinary Summer Camp - From the wild world of chemistry to the wide world of Keweenaw, students in grades six through 11 have been taking part in Michigan Tech’s Summer Youth Programs—a mini-college experience—for 50 years. Extraordinary explorations continue through August 6. (Image credit: Michigan Tech Center for Educational Outreach)

No Ordinary Summer Camp

Civil Engineering Worth Celebrating - Thanks to months of Husky research and dedication, the beloved Portage Lake Lift Bridge is now recognized as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.

Civil Engineering Worth Celebrating

Upgrade Your Time Travel - Calling all citizen historians! The Keweenaw Time Traveler is gets an upgrade in June. Enjoy more data and an improved user experience.

Upgrade Your Time Travel

Put Your Husky Pawprint on the World! - Congratulations to the newest pack of Michigan Tech Alumni! View graduate tributes and watch the full commencement livestream on MTU YouTube as the celebration continues.

Put Your Husky Pawprint on the World!