Make A Difference Day, an event where Michigan Tech students and faculty volunteer to help members of the community, will be held on Oct. 26. The deadline for registration is
Howdy! I’m Benjamin, this is my first time writing for The Lode. I used to think writing for a newspaper would have been crazy, but I have written a couple
Michigan Tech is expanding its residential campus with a new residence hall as enrollment grows to record levels. In the Fall of 2024, Tech saw an enrollment increase of 1.5
On Tuesday, Oct. 8, students gathered outside of the Harmar House to stand against domestic violence. Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is the international men’s march to stop rape,
At last week’s meeting, Dean of Students Kellie Raffaelli brought a proposal before the University Senate, which would change how excused absences work. This will likely be the first of
MTU’s undergraduate nursing program aims to prepare students to enter the growing market for nursing jobs through a combination of hands-on and in-class learning. The recently completed H-STEM houses many
Tuesday, October 15 that thing between my teeth is my foot Exhibit – Michigan Tech Art 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. – Rozsa, Rozsa Art Galleries A-Space Keweenaw Accessibility and
Want to practice your French speaking skills while expressing your passion for the culture? Café Français is a valuable on-campus opportunity for students who are either studying or know French
This past Monday marked the ten-year anniversary of the unveiling of the Husky Statue, located at the center of Michigan Tech’s campus. The statue was revealed in a ceremony on
As the crisp autumn air settles into Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the forests transform into vibrant landscapes of reds, oranges, and yellows, making the Keweenaw Peninsula an exceptional place to experience
With the conclusion of Career Fair and many students receiving internship, co-op, and full-time offers, a few are left with the question, “what to do with my job offer?” As
As the U.S. steel industry faces an uncertain political landscape, its impact on the economy remains significant. Contributing more than $500 billion annually and supporting nearly 2 million jobs, steel
