Shifting to solar steam: The Belridge Solar project leads the way to eco-friendly oil production
It’s not often that you’d mention “solar energy” and “oil field” in the same breath. But 45 miles...
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Golden booster and bold visionary
The name Loveland is well known around the state of Colorado, but many may not realize Loveland’s...
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In the spring of their senior year of high school, many students make one of the biggest decisions...
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A major competitor drives innovation
It can easily be said that Marty Jertson ’02 has an affinity for golf. “My dad got me into it,”...
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A can’t-miss eclipse
Like many people, Chris Bergin ’12 knew he couldn’t miss last year’s Great American Solar Eclipse,...
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Shaping glass, learning science
Mines has a new glass shop on campus and launched a new glassblowing class this fall to teach...
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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.
Shifting to solar steam: The Belridge Solar project leads the way to eco-friendly oil production
It’s not often that you’d mention “solar energy” and “oil field” in the same breath. But 45 miles...
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Playing with fire: Mines students learn the art and science of glassblowing
When many think of blown glass, images of master artisans and the delicate, colorful objects they...
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Orediggers for life
In the spring of their senior year of high school, many students make one of the biggest decisions...
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Welcoming new Orediggers and looking forward
Students experience many welcomes to Mines. It starts at Oredigger Camp about a week before school...
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A major competitor drives innovation
It can easily be said that Marty Jertson ’02 has an affinity for golf. “My dad got me into it,”...
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Golden booster and bold visionary
The name Loveland is well known around the state of Colorado, but many may not realize Loveland’s...
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The strength of Orediggers
Alumni in action Mines’ athletic rosters will have an unusual look this school year: 13 alumni...
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Shaping glass, learning science
Mines has a new glass shop on campus and launched a new glassblowing class this fall to teach...
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A can’t-miss eclipse
Like many people, Chris Bergin ’12 knew he couldn’t miss last year’s Great American Solar Eclipse,...
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Exploring the Red Planet
The NASA Mars InSight Lander is en route to the Red Planet and two Mines scientists are among...
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The certainty of change
As Mines students studying mining engineering in the 1970s, we were only beginning to be...
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Updates on alumni activities
The Aerospace Interest Group has been hard at work participating in, co-sponsoring and planning...
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Studying waves to contend with the wolf note
Beloved by musicians and music lovers alike, the cello is the most versatile of the string...
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School year kick off
Mines welcomed 1,380 new students this fall. Watch the video below to see all the welcome...
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Kicking off another year
Freshman and transfer students % underrepresented ethnic or racial groups % Women % international...
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Generosity shows commitment to institution and individuals
Kendra (Sublette) Lema ’96 has long kept a list of 100 goals she’d like to accomplish in her...
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Reminiscing on fond memories
Mines celebrated Homecoming this fall, welcoming alumni back to campus to join current students in...
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Growing and thriving
A geographic information system tool designed by Mines students is helping GoFarm, a Golden-based...
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Expanding learning opportunities
Mines officially launched five new degree programs for the 2018-19 academic year. The bachelor of...
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