I have been in Austria almost a week and it seems like just yesterday I was frantically trying to pack up my life into two huge suitcases and two carry-on bags. Everyone in Leoben has been very friendly, and through smiling, pointing and a combination of English and German, this town and culture are making more sense each day.
Read MoreSeven new faculty members joined Mines in the spring semester, including three department/division heads.
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Nathan Torres ’03 (far left) and Cooper Best ’09 (fourth from left) are helping shore...
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Neuroscience, Memory, and Learning
Programming the Finite Element Method
Too Hot to Touch: The Problem of High-Level Nuclear Waste
Thanks to a $3.5 million gift from Cimarex Energy, Mines has established the F.H....
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This past summer, the world’s largest-diameter tunneling machine, ‘Bertha,’ went...
Read MoreIn honor of Senior Day and what might possibly have been the final football game to be viewed from the 91-year-old grandstands at Campbell Field, the Orediggers soundly defeated the Chadron State Eagles 23-0 on Saturday, November 16, finishing the season with an 8-3 record.
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Seven years into his presidency, with plenty of milestones on record, a capital campaign in full swing, and some big changes on the horizon for Mines, we recently sat down with President Scoggins for an informal Q&A. Partly retrospection, partly introspection and partly forward-looking, the conversation that follows will be of interest to all those who support the growth and success of Mines, and are curious to learn more about its president.
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A Mines alumnus-professor pushes the envelope on laser technology. How can light be manipulated to...
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Meet the Remarkable, Nontraditional, Fritz Scholars CSMAA awarded the Fritz Scholarship this fall...
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