Cover to cover! The feature articles on mining exploration and using Russian H-bomb fuel were interesting and informative. And the ‘Inside Mines’ coverage keeps me up-to-date on a school that’s reaching new heights in academics...
Read MoreKaren and I want to let you know how impressed we are with the interesting and well-written article in the summer issue of Mines magazine. ‘Hitting Paydirt‘ was a fun-to-read, clearly written and intriguing description of what...
Read MoreI have to make a correction to the Wild Woman story (winter 2012). I never coached them because they were uncontrollable.
Read MoreMy curiosity about the 1948 theft of the 1,200-pound University of Colorado bell, and its mysterious reappearance two years later, was first aroused 10 years ago. I was chatting with members of the Class of ’52, who were...
Read MoreThe Petroleum Engineering Department’s new home officially opened September 28, 2012, seven years after an historic $10 million challenge grant from Timothy ’80 and Bernadette Marquez (pronounced...
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A record year in giving, highest-ever SAT scores for an incoming class, more research funding than in any previous year, on-campus recruiting reaching an all-time high, new athletic achievements, and an unprecedented pace of new construction: At the start of its 138th year, Mines can lay claim to a remarkable list of accomplishments.
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On the Mines campus, Tissa Illangasekare is known as the friendly, upbeat civil and environmental engineering professor who transformed the old Volk Gymnasium swimming pool into a state-of-the-art soil and climate wind tunnel. But beyond campus, Illangasekare is known for transforming the field of hydrology.
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The week before fall semester began, freshman Katrina Ward joined a four-day backpacking trip along the Colorado Trail with seven classmates, her future resident assistant and two guides from the Mines Outdoor Recreation Center.
Read MorePresident Obama spoke to a crowd in Lions Park on September 13, just minutes from the Mines campus. The event took place a few hours before a Romney campaign event a half-mile away in downtown Golden headlined by Mitt...
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Fulfilling one of the requirements of the McBride Honors Program in Public Affairs led these two students into unfamiliar territory this summer.
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Kayla Johnson and her team placed fourth overall at the 2012 International Rope Skipping...
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After 64 years, two alumni tell the story behind the unsolved theft, and reappearance, of a 1,200-pound bell belonging to University of Colorado Boulder.
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