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With the first Winter Coat and Boot Drive having ended on Nov. 5, drop off locations in town and around campus will no longer be available. However, new or gently
On Saturday, Oct. 28, around 500 students positively impacted the Keweenaw community. Each fall, Michigan Tech organizes Make a Difference Day to give students the opportunity to volunteer at one
What will you be dressing up as for Halloween this year? Name: Mathew Bailey Major: Cyber Security Hometown: Saint Johns, MI Answer: A Knight. Costume from Amazon for $20. Name:
Temperatures are dropping, and snow has begun to fall in the Keweenaw. It is important for everyone to keep their bodies and feet warm and dry from the chilly snow.
The annual Night of the Living Shred Rail Jam, hosted by the Ski and Snowboard Club of Michigan Tech, is kicking off this Saturday, Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. This
The largest topic in this week’s USG Meeting was a discussion surrounding MTU’s Committee for Accessible and Affordable Learning Materials (CAALM). The purpose of the discussion was to gather feedback
The annual 41 North Film Festival will take place from Nov. 2 – Nov. 5, and will be located in the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts. The festival will
This past weekend Oct. 28 and 29, the Michigan Technological University Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) department put on a haunted event at the Quincy Smelter. The Haunted Smelter was
The USG announced that the Wis./Chicago break bus will be running for students during Thanksgiving break. Ticket sales for the new break bus went live on Thursday, Oct. 26 at
Tuesday, October 31 Layered in Between: Prints by Erin Hoffman 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. – Rozsa Center Puzzle Day with USG 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. – Library East
Michigan Technological University offers many non-academic resources, one of them being the pop-up barbershop on campus. This barbershop benefits students who have difficulty finding a barber or who don’t have
