Learning in the lab
Learning in the lab On any given day at Mines, undergraduate students can be found in research...
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Category: Skill Set
Signals in the deep
Signals in the deep If you’re familiar with Tom Clancy’s spy thriller, The Hunt for Red October,...
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Building beyond the breakthrough
Building beyond the breakthrough For people living with diabetes, even a small wound can be a...
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Setting the pace with better data
Setting the pace with better data Have you ever been shopping for a product online—say, a pair of...
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Considering an MBA?
Considering an MBA? After Colby Frias ’24, MS ’25 graduated with his bachelor’s degree in civil...
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Finding opportunity in mining waste
Finding opportunity in mining waste David Scriven ’70 never set out to be an entrepreneur. But...
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Building a pipeline to leadership
Building a pipeline to leadership When Crystal Heter ’99 began her engineering career with KN...
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In the room where it happens
In the room where it happens When Congress and federal agencies grapple with how to secure and...
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Teammates for life
Teammates for life Jennifer Kendall ’18 knew that playing soccer at Mines meant she would gain a...
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Turning faculty research into a startup reality
Turning faculty research into a startup reality Lori Tunstall never really pictured herself as an...
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Elevating careers, expanding knowledge
Elevating careers, expanding knowledge Mines graduates know that learning doesn’t stop after...
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Fueled by endurance
Fueled by endurance Andrea Gioia ’09 knows how to go the distance—literally. Not only did she run...
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Change agents
Change agents Navigating big transitions—whether in your career or across an entire global...
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From discovery to decision-making
From discovery to decision-making Science and engineering research often drives solutions to the...
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A commitment to service
A commitment to service For Jesus Salazar ’01, MS ’02, social impact isn’t just a part of his...
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Current Issue: Spring 2026
