Thrills, chills and careful engineering
When Anya Tyler ’11 was young, she knew exactly what she wanted to do when she grew up: design...
Read More
Category: Alumni Network
From mechanics to business ownership: The versatility of engineering
In the age of the e-book and one-day delivery, the independent bookstore industry faces multiple...
Read More
Generosity reaps many benefits
Bill Zisch ’79 came to Mines on an athletic scholarship in 1975, joining the Orediggers on the...
Read More
Adding up the small wins
It’s no secret that aerospace is rapidly changing and evolving, particularly in Colorado. But...
Read More
Homecoming highlights
There’s nothing like the excitement of Homecoming at Mines. Alumni were welcomed back to Golden in...
Read More
Supporting families and students
When Jennifer Steans and Jim Kastenholz’s son came to Mines, they had to do some math. Not to see...
Read More
Expanding entrepreneurial roots
Long renowned for turning out top engineers and scientists, Mines is increasingly distinguishing...
Read More
Bringing Orediggers together
The Mines community has always been something special to Greg ’86 and Lanai Wolfe ’85. For Greg,...
Read More
A titan signs off
Having been at Mines for nearly four decades—first as a student then as a professor and...
Read More
A one-of-a-kind Oredigger
As Mr. Engineer, head football coach, mayor of Golden and even the inspiration for a university...
Read More
Hats off to the Class of 2019
Graduates in the 2018-19 academic year Countries represented among graduates Bachelor's...
Read More
Imparting time, talent and knowledge
The value of a Mines degree is measured in alumni successes. Graduates leave Mines with their...
Read More
Giving veterans a leg up
Bud Isaacs ’64 is familiar with the rigors of military service and a Mines education. As a member...
Read More
Leaving a mark on history
Fifty years ago, Golden residents buried a time capsule in front of City Hall, next to the city’s...
Read More
Alumni ’round the world
No matter where you are in the world, there’s a good chance you can find an Oredigger in every...
Read More
Current Issue: Spring 2020
