Greentech takes root
Greentech takes root A manicured lawn is a thing of beauty. The lush, uninterrupted carpet of...
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Greentech takes root A manicured lawn is a thing of beauty. The lush, uninterrupted carpet of...
Read MoreInto the next era: Building on a legacy of confronting challenges When Mines first opened in 1874,...
Read MoreIndustry 4.0: Shaping the next technological landscape In the First Industrial Revolution, water...
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A look below the surface As a child, Whitney Schultz ’17, MS ’19 remembers always being fascinated...
Read More100 years and counting In 1921, the first Miss America was crowned in Atlantic City, bread cost a...
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Technology’s quantum leap As part of her job interview at ColdQuanta’s high-tech Boulder,...
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Igniting the entrepreneurial spark He didn’t realize it at the time, but in his teens, Frank...
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What comes next As a child growing up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Rebecca Kramer ’09 always...
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Deploying data against disease Like so many college students in 2020, Orediggers lived and studied...
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The future is (still) underground For 10 years, mining consultant Amy Jacobsen ’89 lived on a...
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Ready for takeoff: Colorado’s aerospace economy is soaring, and Mines graduates are helping...
Read MoreWhat makes an Oredigger? For more than 100 years, Mines has enjoyed a reputation as a tough,...
Read MoreOn the frontlines of tech: Continual advancements in digital technology have Mines alumni thinking...
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Moonshots: Mines made significant contributions to the space race of the 20th century and now...
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International influence: Mines alumni pursue careers all over the world, shaping the oil and gas...
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