What comes next
As a child growing up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Rebecca Kramer ’09 always flipped to the back of...
Read More
Category: Departments
‘You are built for this’
I spent three days congratulating our December graduates as they took celebratory walks across a...
Read More
Making the right moves
Our careers don’t always follow the paths we expect. Just ask Denise Burgess, president and CEO of...
Read More
Teaching the keys to success
Mines graduates are widely known for their hard work, resilience and technical prowess, with many...
Read More
Finding the optimal solutions
As one of the 22 judges sitting on the Colorado Court of Appeals, Terry Fox ’89 spends her days...
Read More
Problems, solved
Most people have encountered a Rubik’s Cube at some point in their lifetime. In fact, one in every...
Read More
Taking a breath
Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, medical professionals in ICUs across the country faced a...
Read More
Closing the gap
Motivated by his excellent student experience, the value of his education and how much he has...
Read More
Amping up the voltage
When 2020 graduate Gracie Cole’s parents bought a brand-new Volkswagen bus for their growing...
Read More
Building bots to benefit all
During a recent lesson on pedestrian detection, Tom Williams’ computer vision students spent the...
Read More
Taking the field
One of the best athletes to ever patrol the pitch at Stermole Stadium, Emily Garnier ’18 is an...
Read More
Next steps
Consider earning a certificate or checking out a graduate program. For those who are looking to...
Read More
Fusion future
Fusion has the potential to be an unlimited carbon-free power supply, according to Colin Wolden,...
Read More
An unwelcome dinner guest
You might know what’s in your drinking water, but how about the vegetables on your dinner plate?...
Read More
Deploying data against disease
Like so many college students in 2020, Orediggers lived and studied through an unprecedented...
Read More
Current Issue: Winter 2021
