What makes an Oredigger?
For more than 100 years, Mines has enjoyed a reputation as a tough, no-nonsense educator of...
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The progression of innovation
Mines is continuously at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation, adapting to...
Thinking outside the comic book
Since Iron Man’s first appearance in Tales of Suspense #39 in 1963, the technology behind his suit...
Expanding entrepreneurial roots
Long renowned for turning out top engineers and scientists, Mines is increasingly distinguishing...
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The mountain of the spirit
Mount Manaslu, located in the Nepalese Himalayas, towers 8,163 meters (26,781 feet) above sea...
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Gone fishin’
This past spring, three Mines alumni met up in Jardines de la Reina—an archipelago in southern...
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An inside look at prospecting on the Moon
Lunar Outpost, a startup created by PhD student Justin Cyrus MS ’16, developed a lunar prospector...
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The Face of Petroleum Engineering
Only the second woman in the country to earn a doctorate in petroleum engineering, Ramona Graves PhD ’82 found her passion, but it wasn’t what she thought it would be.
What makes an Oredigger?
For more than 100 years, Mines has enjoyed a reputation as a tough, no-nonsense educator of...
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Oredigger snapshots: New alumni open up about their Mines experience
Mechanical Engineering Austin Hayes ’19 Technical sales engineer, ABB Motors and Mechanical Inc....
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Some things change, but the quality of Orediggers remains steadfast
There is a line in this edition’s feature story on page 14 that captures the essence of the Mines...
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Thinking outside the comic book
Since Iron Man’s first appearance in Tales of Suspense #39 in 1963, the technology behind his suit...
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The mountain of the spirit
Mount Manaslu, located in the Nepalese Himalayas, towers 8,163 meters (26,781 feet) above sea...
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The progression of innovation
Mines is continuously at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation, adapting to...
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A balancing act
The balance between the classroom and competition is one that Mines student-athletes master every...
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Gone fishin’
This past spring, three Mines alumni met up in Jardines de la Reina—an archipelago in southern...
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Boots on the ground, in the lab
Though Lt. Col. Adam Brady MS ’12 is in Golden, Colorado, on assignment for the U.S. Army, you...
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Building houses in the sky
Imagine a space surrounded by nature, removed from the rest of the world—a place to play,...
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An interdisciplinary perspective
In many ways, a thorough knowledge of geology establishes much of the foundation for mining, which...
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Expanding entrepreneurial roots
Long renowned for turning out top engineers and scientists, Mines is increasingly distinguishing...
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Braving the wind
The future of wind turbines is just a drive down the road from the Mines campus. The scaled-down...
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Bringing Orediggers together
The Mines community has always been something special to Greg ’86 and Lanai Wolfe ’85. For Greg,...
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Blazing their own trails
Some of the best women cyclists in the United States raced through Colorado at the end of August...
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Beginning the climb
Incoming freshmen and transfer students % Women % First-generation students % International...
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