George Saunders turns an engineer’s lens toward writing, reading
Are there laws of fiction as there are laws of physics? George Saunders ’81 poses that question in...
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Category: Skill Set
New methods, same rigor
Over the past century and a half, even as Mines has built a reputation for stellar science and...
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Making the right moves
Our careers don’t always follow the paths we expect. Just ask Denise Burgess, president and CEO of...
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Problems, solved
Most people have encountered a Rubik’s Cube at some point in their lifetime. In fact, one in every...
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Next steps
Consider earning a certificate or checking out a graduate program. For those who are looking to...
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Buckle in for the ride
As much of the world slowed to a halt in early 2020, many industries suddenly faced a new reality...
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Making STEM a bigger tent
Amid increased public discussion of racism in the United States, many organizations are putting...
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Building back better
If governments around the world are already spending trillions of dollars on coronavirus recovery...
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Best foot forward
For many new college graduates in 2020, the job market became much more difficult to navigate as...
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The power evolution
Michael E. Webber’s book, Power Trip, examines humanity’s relationship with energy over time,...
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Fast cars, faster brains
The best drivers in the world compete in Formula 1 racing. But, no matter how well they drive, if...
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A forward-thinking business model
Business models are ever evolving to provide better opportunities for employees and the industries...
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What’s next in tech?
Technology is evolving faster than ever, and companies and individuals have to keep up with all of...
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Current Issue: Spring 2021
