International influence: Mines alumni pursue careers all over the world, shaping the oil and gas industry’s global landscape
Mines is known around the world for producing leaders in the oil and gas industry, and a degree...
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Worldly legacies
Sao Kya Seng ’53 When Sao Kya Seng ’53 was a student at Mines, only one person—Mines...
Crossing cultures
Mines has a rich community of international students who come to the school to pursue their...
Alumni ’round the world
No matter where you are in the world, there’s a good chance you can find an Oredigger in every...
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Finding the sweet spot outside of the comfort zone
One need only talk to Sarah Hanes Lokman Hakim ’17 for a minute or two to realize she loves a...
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Call of the wild
Wildlife photography has long been a consuming hobby of Gary Harris ’84. He first got started by...
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Celebrating cultures
Each fall, groups across campus host several multicultural events, including International Day,...
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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.
International influence: Mines alumni pursue careers all over the world, shaping the oil and gas industry’s global landscape
Mines is known around the world for producing leaders in the oil and gas industry, and a degree...
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Gaining a global perspective: Study abroad students bring worldly experiences home to the classroom and forward into industry
As the world becomes increasingly connected via technology and travel, experience with other...
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The value of being global citizens
As part of the [email protected] strategic plan, the alumni association is excited to launch the new...
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Crossing cultures
Mines has a rich community of international students who come to the school to pursue their...
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The future is bright for 2019
2019 will be another busy and exciting year at Mines. We only have five years left to accomplish...
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Alumni ’round the world
No matter where you are in the world, there’s a good chance you can find an Oredigger in every...
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Ahead of the pack
Before this year, no institution in the 100-plus year history of the Rocky Mountain Athletic...
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Worldly legacies
Sao Kya Seng ’53 When Sao Kya Seng ’53 was a student at Mines, only one person—Mines...
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Celebrating cultures
Each fall, groups across campus host several multicultural events, including International Day,...
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Call of the wild
Wildlife photography has long been a consuming hobby of Gary Harris ’84. He first got started by...
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Paying it forward to support international students
Spending an extended amount of time in a foreign country will most likely change how someone looks...
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Below the surface
The Edgar Experimental Mine in Idaho Springs has long been a unique underground laboratory for...
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Finding the sweet spot outside of the comfort zone
One need only talk to Sarah Hanes Lokman Hakim ’17 for a minute or two to realize she loves a...
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Coming home
Mines hosted Homecoming again this fall, welcoming graduates back to campus for class reunions,...
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A multidisciplinary problem solver with real-world impact
José L. Moreno ’96 doesn’t have your average day job. As a regional engineering security officer...
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Repurposing a mine
Mines students are flexing their creative muscle on a real-life challenge by working with Climax...
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Running back to Mines
Homecoming 2018 welcomed alumni back to campus to celebrate the Oredigger spirit with students,...
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Geosciences of the future
Mines and Virginia Tech have been awarded funding from the National Science Foundation to set up a...
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Q&A with David Wright
Mines’ new assistant provost for international affairs, David Wright, is supporting the school’s...
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A dedicated life: Remembering Norman R. Zehr (1930-2018)
Many people have a strong affinity for their alma mater, but there are few who dedicate their time...
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Current Issue: Winter 2019
