We Are Mines: As Graduate Needs Evolve, Mines’ Alumni Association is Reinventing Itself
As Ray Priestley ’79 left the Green Center auditorium on graduation day back in 1979, he clutched...
Read MoreAs Ray Priestley ’79 left the Green Center auditorium on graduation day back in 1979, he clutched...
Read MoreTry to picture Colorado’s water situation 30 years from now, and you’ll likely conjure images of...
Read MoreYou worked hard for your degrees, and we want to reward your efforts by welcoming you into the alumni association: an inclusive, no-dues network for all Mines alumni.
Read More“The primary obstacle that women face in engineering is the perception of what an engineer is and...
Read Moreby Naomi Seldin
Like many transplants to the Washington, D.C., area, Katie Huckfeldt ’13 struggled at first to...
Read Moreby Tim Flynn
Colorado School of Mines athletics enjoyed a phenomenally successful 2015-16. During the winter...
Read MoreIt’s the stuff bucket lists are made of. Travel to Dublin—check. Travel to Dublin for St....
Read MoreChelsea Panos began her journey at Mines as an undergraduate student in the physics department before discovering her true passion: environmental engineering, and more specifically—hydrology.
Read MoreThe Mines Water Polo Club strikes a heart-shaped pose in the pool at the Student Recreation Center...
Read MoreEach August, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) releases the new...
Read MoreThe year 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Army ROTC programs in the...
Read MoreOil and Water: An Oilman’s Quest to Save the Source of America’s Most Endangered River Bud Isaacs ’64 joined forces with environmental author Stephen Grace to tell the story of the Colorado River headwaters, a resource under...
Read MoreStu Bennett ’66 Arvada, Colo. Director Stu earned a Chemical and Petroleum Refining Engineering...
Read MoreWatch student Joshua Pelz’s video, Molten Movement, which won a $500 prize in the Association for...
Read MoreRead about the efforts of a student-led group to build a tiny house—a 200-square-foot house to be...
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