Ready for takeoff: Colorado’s aerospace economy is soaring, and Mines graduates are helping the industry rocket into the future
After more than three decades at Lockheed Martin, Paul Anderson ’85 has plenty of well-known...
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A never-ending story: The Mines history archive makes the school’s story come alive
After nearly 150 years, countless students passing through campus and an ever-expanding footprint...
It’s a bird! A plane! A lizard?
A rare lizard fossil with extremely well-preserved skin—and a tiny fossilized gnat keeping it...
Adding up the small wins
It’s no secret that aerospace is rapidly changing and evolving, particularly in Colorado. But...
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Mt. Zion on a micro scale
Due to their unique electrical properties, ceramics are invaluable in many technologies, such as...
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An inside look at prospecting on the Moon
Lunar Outpost, a startup created by PhD student Justin Cyrus MS ’16, developed a lunar prospector...
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The Face of Petroleum Engineering
Only the second woman in the country to earn a doctorate in petroleum engineering, Ramona Graves PhD ’82 found her passion, but it wasn’t what she thought it would be.
Ready for takeoff: Colorado’s aerospace economy is soaring, and Mines graduates are helping the industry rocket into the future
After more than three decades at Lockheed Martin, Paul Anderson ’85 has plenty of well-known...
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Joining forces: Military veterans find support at Mines and careers at national labs
One of Marine Corps veteran Michael Knight’s dreams is to work for the National Renewable Energy...
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A community that challenges and supports
When speaking with Mines alumni, parents, supporters and even industry leaders, I have found that...
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It’s a bird! A plane! A lizard?
A rare lizard fossil with extremely well-preserved skin—and a tiny fossilized gnat keeping it...
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Trust in fair markets
It’s not every day that antitrust issues are in the public spotlight, but with big tech in the...
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Home sweet home: The possibilities–and realities–of living on the Moon
When humans return to the Moon, it may not be just for a quick visit. We asked Chris Dreyer,...
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Cavernous adventures
Imagine a theme park: roller coasters, laser tag, a themed thrill ride featuring a 110-foot...
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A never-ending story: The Mines history archive makes the school’s story come alive
After nearly 150 years, countless students passing through campus and an ever-expanding footprint...
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Honoring outstanding Orediggers
Attend any Mines athletics event and you’ll likely feel a surge of Oredigger pride. Whether it’s...
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Adding up the small wins
It’s no secret that aerospace is rapidly changing and evolving, particularly in Colorado. But...
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Mt. Zion on a micro scale
Due to their unique electrical properties, ceramics are invaluable in many technologies, such as...
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Advising on a new level
WHO: Ian Lange, assistant professor of economics and business, director of the Mineral and Energy...
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Homecoming highlights
There’s nothing like the excitement of Homecoming at Mines. Alumni were welcomed back to Golden in...
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Sustainable living: Mines wins the 2019 Solar Decathlon Africa
WHAT: A team of students from Mines and two Moroccan universities won the 2019 Solar Decathlon...
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Supporting families and students
When Jennifer Steans and Jim Kastenholz’s son came to Mines, they had to do some math. Not to see...
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Out in the field: Orediggers make an impact around the world
Last summer, Mines students traveled with the humanitarian engineering program to different parts...
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