Keeping the nation’s capital region moving
Keeping the nation’s capital region moving The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit...
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Category: Alumni Profiles
Championing people and progress in physics
Championing people and progress in physics At every important step in her career as a physicist,...
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A call to serve
A call to serve When Rev. Ryan Mack ’15 walks across the Mines campus today, the experience is...
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Leading an unconventional life
Leading an unconventional life Peter Consalvi ’17 has always wanted to live an unconventional...
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Guided into orbit
Guided into orbit Libby Booton ’16 had been on a path to Mines since a second-grade field trip,...
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Economist turned energy leader
Economist turned energy leader Tisi Barlock MS ’17, PhD ’19 may not have envisioned her career...
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Luggage logistics
Luggage logistics From strollers and backpacks to kayaks and pole vault poles, Erik Knowles ’86...
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Unearthing energy solutions
Unearthing energy solutions Savannah Rice MS ’21 has been fascinated with what’s in the ground...
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Hungree for change
Hungree for change We’ve all been there—we’ve cooked up a delicious meal for dinner but have some...
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Breaking beats and boundaries
Breaking beats and boundaries There’s no arguing that hip-hop is electric—but it’s not often...
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Strengthening partnerships and building community
Strengthening partnerships and building community When Bill Zisch ’79 became president of the...
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Supporting new ventures
Supporting new ventures Zack Bennett ’99 has always been an explorer, curious about the unknown...
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Creating a sense of communal support
Creating a sense of communal support The theme of this year’s Forces of Mines: Elevating Women...
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Finding what’s critical in material supply chains
Finding what’s critical in material supply chains As the United States progresses toward a...
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Transformations in the field
Transformations in the field Today, runners, cyclists and cross-country skiers flock to the Trail...
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Current Issue: Spring 2026
