Imparting time, talent and knowledge
The value of a Mines degree is measured in alumni successes. Graduates leave Mines with their...
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Category: Alumni Network
Giving veterans a leg up
Bud Isaacs ’64 is familiar with the rigors of military service and a Mines education. As a member...
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Leaving a mark on history
Fifty years ago, Golden residents buried a time capsule in front of City Hall, next to the city’s...
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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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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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Running back to Mines
Homecoming 2018 welcomed alumni back to campus to celebrate the Oredigger spirit with students,...
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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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Orediggers for life
In the spring of their senior year of high school, many students make one of the biggest decisions...
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Updates on alumni activities
The Aerospace Interest Group has been hard at work participating in, co-sponsoring and planning...
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Generosity shows commitment to institution and individuals
Kendra (Sublette) Lema ’96 has long kept a list of 100 goals she’d like to accomplish in her...
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STEAM powered
The arts have long been an important part of campus life and curriculum at Mines, but alumni...
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Opening doors for success
On the 50th anniversary of his own graduation from Mines, Harold Korell ’68 gave the commencement...
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A network of encouragement
Before another school year begins, Mines alumni gather in cities around the country to welcome new...
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Summer reads
The Leadership in Social Responsibility Interest Group recently started a new book club as a way...
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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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Current Issue: Spring 2019
