Deploying data against disease
Deploying data against disease Like so many college students in 2020, Orediggers lived and studied...
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Category: Fall 2020
Moving forward
Moving forward When Mines Magazine’s editorial board and I sat down to plan this issue months ago,...
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Moving the needle
Moving the needle Moving the needle toward equitable inclusivity and diversity in science,...
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Four years and counting
Four years and counting Mines officially launched the Campaign for MINES@150 this fall and invited...
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Buckle in for the ride
Buckle in for the ride As much of the world slowed to a halt in early 2020, many industries...
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Four years of progress
Four years of progress A few years ago, you—Mines alumni—provided input leading to the creation of...
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Experiencing other cultures
Experiencing other cultures Working in another country as a foreign service officer may seem like...
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All in the (Oredigger) family
All in the (Oredigger) family Take a look in Jim White’s home office, and there’s no doubt he’s an...
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Making STEM a bigger tent
Making STEM a bigger tent Amid increased public discussion of racism in the United States, many...
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Learning from century-old lessons
Learning from century-old lessons “Flu situation here is getting dangerous,” blared a headline on...
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Building back better
Building back better If governments around the world are already spending trillions of dollars on...
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Responsible mining, resilient communities
Responsible mining, resilient communities Here’s a surprising fact for many consumers: Roughly 30...
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Best foot forward
Best foot forward For many new college graduates in 2020, the job market became much more...
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Leading the next generation
Leading the next generation Bruce Grewcock ’76 and his wife, Debra, made a historic gift to Mines...
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Current Issue: Spring 2026
