Mt. Zion on a micro scale
Due to their unique electrical properties, ceramics are invaluable in many technologies, such as...
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Category: Miner’s Pic
Gone fishin’
This past spring, three Mines alumni met up in Jardines de la Reina—an archipelago in southern...
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Holding back the flood
In 2016, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers created a special task force to support the repair of...
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Walking among giants
In January 2018, Nathan Anderson ’15 visited family in the San Francisco Bay area, expecting to...
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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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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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Point of Sail
Dick Baxter ’63 didn’t initially think he had an interest in sailing. “A casual acquaintance...
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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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Pursuing a Higher Elevation
Mines graduate student Ali Smith, who is pursuing her master’s in geochemistry, spent this past...
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Perfect Balance
Clayton Kramp (applied mathematics and statistics, Class of 2018) loves photography, because he...
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An Eye for the Arts
Daniel Rose (metallurgical and materials engineering, Class of 2017) may have limited experience...
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Painting With Light
“Light and colors have always fascinated me since I started photography four years ago,” said...
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#MinesGeek
Mines student Haley Whalen (metallurgical engineering, Class of 2017) is a self-professed geek....
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Mines Hearts Water Polo
The Mines Water Polo Club strikes a heart-shaped pose in the pool at the Student Recreation Center...
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Current Issue: Spring 2020
