From STEM to STEAM: A heightened focus on the arts is breeding a new generation of renaissance scientists
For Richard Sebastian-Coleman ’16, senior year at Mines was an exceedingly busy one. But not in...
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Category: Summer 2017
Catching Code: Computer science is on the rise at Mines and across the country
Computer science junior Nhan Tran found himself very popular at the most recent Colorado School of...
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The Oredigger Stands Strong: Mines’ student newspaper encourages students to share their voices and remains a lasting tradition on campus
For nearly a century, The Oredigger has served as the voice of Mines students. Within hundreds of...
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Perfect Balance
Clayton Kramp (applied mathematics and statistics, Class of 2018) loves photography, because he...
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Orediggers bring March Madness to Golden
With about a minute and a half left in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Men’s Basketball...
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Three Questions with President Johnson
What advice do you have for new Mines graduates? Be confident that you are prepared for the real...
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Maniacs for Mining Education
Ryan Miles ’07, MS ’14 was frustrated. As a mining engineer who frequently traveled for work, he...
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A Labor of Love: Caring for sled dogs
Some people like to celebrate getting their master’s degree with a vacation or dinner at a fancy...
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An Oredigger’s Truth
Throughout my career, certain truths have formed the foundation of how I work and live my life. I...
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High Grade
Engineers and scientists are constantly asked to find creative solutions to many problems and make...
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Woman to Woman: Alumnae encourage female students to consider Mines
Admissions data shows that there are plenty of female students applying and being accepted to...
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Studying Cosmic Rays: Mines-built space observatory launched into the stratosphere
A NASA space observatory put together by Colorado School of Mines researchers launched from Wanaka...
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Orediggers Give Back: Leaving a legacy that allows students to succeed
Al Ireson ’47 was not one of Mines’ wealthiest alumni, but he was among the most dedicated and...
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Reaching New Heights: Humanitarian Engineering expands to include a new minor
The Humanitarian Engineering Program at Mines is evolving. Having originated as a minor offered...
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PREHISTORE-DAYS
Every spring, Orediggers take a break from their studies to celebrate Engineers’ Days as one last...
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Current Issue: Summer 2017
