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An Artist’s Take on Mining History
The Mines Geology Museum is known for its extensive collection of minerals and mining artifacts,...
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Like many engineers in the oil and gas industry, Ray Priestley ’79, was trained to focus on...
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Shooting for the Space Station
When Penny Pettigrew ’92 was a young girl in California, she dreamed of being an astronaut....
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Vy Duong, a civil engineering major with a double minor in humanitarian engineering and public...
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A Conversation with Dyke Howell ’63
Dyke Howell ’63 had a significant impact on some of the nation’s most well-known infrastructure...
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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.
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Unscripted Innovation: The new CoorsTek Center for Applied Science and Engineering acts as an epicenter for collaboration at Mines
Mines is known for being at the forefront of innovation and progress, and its campus is no...
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Exercising Your Leadership
To complement the story about the Leadership in Social Responsibility Interest Group, I was asked...
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An Artist’s Take on Mining History
The Mines Geology Museum is known for its extensive collection of minerals and mining artifacts,...
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Mindful Engineering
Like many engineers in the oil and gas industry, Ray Priestley ’79, was trained to focus on...
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Shooting for the Space Station
When Penny Pettigrew ’92 was a young girl in California, she dreamed of being an astronaut....
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Reviewing the winter season and welcoming a new Oredigger
A new member of the family Mines introduced the newest member of the Oredigger family at the...
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Stepping in front of the camera
Vy Duong, a civil engineering major with a double minor in humanitarian engineering and public...
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Taking flight with model airplanes
When Eugene McMahan ’49 was seven years old, he spent his time building 10-cent model airplanes...
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Literature from an Engineer’s Perspective
In March 2018, editors of High Grade, Mines’ literary arts journal, attended the Association for...
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Taking an Interest
The Aerospace Interest Group has been participating in, co-sponsoring and planning many events....
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Weaving the Complex Fabric of Research
Stefanie Tompkins, former acting deputy director of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects...
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Leading the Future
Sajith Wijesuriya, a mechanical engineering PhD student, was among the young leaders from around...
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Engineering Unleashed
Mines is now an official partner of the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network (KEEN), an...
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Alumni golf tournaments support student success
Tournaments and Dates: 18th Annual Houston Endowed Scholarship Golf Tournament April 27, 2018 |...
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