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...
Read MoreAfter nearly 150 years, countless students passing through campus and an ever-expanding footprint...
Read MoreMines is continuously at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation, adapting to...
Read MoreSince Mines was founded in 1874, technology has drastically changed, with new inventions...
Read MoreThe crisp, mid-April air still hummed with excitement after the last notes of pop band Saint...
Read MoreSao Kya Seng ’53 When Sao Kya Seng ’53 was a student at Mines, only one person—Mines...
Read MoreThe name Loveland is well known around the state of Colorado, but many may not realize Loveland’s...
Read MoreAs students in the 1960s, Harold Heinze ’64 and his classmates were committed to a rigorous work...
Read MoreThe Mines Geology Museum is known for its extensive collection of minerals and mining artifacts,...
Read MoreMany of Colorado’s early prospectors weren’t concerned with the shimmer of morning sunlight...
Read MoreWith a radiant gold-leafed dome atop its bell tower, a terra-cotta roof and stone foundation,...
Read Moreby Joe DelNero
For nearly a century, The Oredigger has served as the voice of Mines students. Within hundreds of...
Read Moreby Leah Pinkus
As a former gold rush town, Golden, Colorado has an extensive mining history. Along with the...
Read MoreIn the 1960s, the United States was in upheaval. President Kennedy had been assassinated, the...
Read MoreEd May ’65 had some unfinished business at Colorado School of Mines. It was a half century since...
Read More“The primary obstacle that women face in engineering is the perception of what an engineer is and...
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