All events are free unless otherwise noted   Thursday, April 13 Michigan Tech Art Presents: Snowsports Faculty and Staff Art Show 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Rozsa Galleries  Green

On Saturday April 8, the Memorial Union Building Board (MUB Board) hosted an event  for all students to compete against each other in a small-scale Lego building competition. The  idea

As the end of the spring semester approaches, it’s time to start planning for Move Out Day, which will take place on April 29. While students can move out in

As students at Tech near the end of the semester, Spring Fling approaches to help destress and bring some fun to campus before finals.  Each year Spring Fling is held

Students brought a lively trombone choir to the Rozsa lobby on the evening of Thursday, April 6. The choir was composed of eight performers, six of which being Michigan Tech

On Monday, April 3 at 6 p.m., a group of students gathered in front of the M&M to stand in solidarity with transgender students at Michigan Tech, and to counter

On Wednesday, March 29, USG held their weekly meeting; during this meeting the new members were sworn in and then given a brief overview of possible committees to serve on.

“Environmental & Energy Policy – there’s a master’s program, but nothing lower than that.”           — Connor Harrell, Second-Year, Engineering Management Student   “I had a

On Tuesday, March 14, Finlandia University’s Board of Trustees announced that the school will be permanently closing. This announcement was made due to a decreasing enrollment, as well as the

Huskies Ask is a weekly column where we send questions to different Michigan Tech faculty and staff.  This week, we reached out to Erin Matas, the director of the MTU

The final installment of the spring Husky Bites season aired Monday evening, as Dean Janet Callahan and Interim Dean of the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science and Professor