Sky high
When she’s hundreds of feet above the ground while climbing a cell tower, Kelsey Olson ’07 always...
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Category: Alumni Network
Facing the crossroads
Ian MacGregor ’12 was torn. It was 2002, and he was between semesters in his first year at Mines...
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Chasing Olympic dreams
Orediggers often excel in their athletic activities in addition to their academic pursuits. After...
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No risk, no reward
Throughout her life, Jackie Haney ’01 has always asked the same bold question: Why not? While...
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Keeping space conflict-free
Over a 35-year career in the U.S. Army, Gen. James Dickinson MS ’96 has seen the country’s space...
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An evolutionary education
Tom Jorden '80 Board of Trustees ChairmanPresident and CEO,Cimarex Energy Co. Tim Haddon '70...
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Teaching the keys to success
Mines graduates are widely known for their hard work, resilience and technical prowess, with many...
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Finding the optimal solutions
As one of the 22 judges sitting on the Colorado Court of Appeals, Terry Fox ’89 spends her days...
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Closing the gap
Motivated by his excellent student experience, the value of his education and how much he has...
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Four years and counting
Mines officially launched the Campaign for [email protected] this fall and invited alumni and friends to...
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Experiencing other cultures
Working in another country as a foreign service officer may seem like a daunting job, but for...
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All in the (Oredigger) family
Take a look in Jim White’s home office, and there’s no doubt he’s an Oredigger through and...
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Leading the next generation
Bruce Grewcock ’76 and his wife, Debra, made a historic gift to Mines this year—$30 million to...
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Thrills, chills and careful engineering
When Anya Tyler ’11 was young, she knew exactly what she wanted to do when she grew up: design...
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From mechanics to business ownership: The versatility of engineering
In the age of the e-book and one-day delivery, the independent bookstore industry faces multiple...
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Current Issue: Fall 2021
