Next week, Winter Carnival will be upon campus and the month-long sculptures will come to an end. Beta Sigma Theta prepares for this deadline as they chiseled at their frozen blocks. The fraternity’s sculpture matches in size with last year’s entry, when they recreated the outlook rocks and savanna of
Anticipation is building with the 100th Winter Carnival just around the corner. We’re preparing our special edition celebrating this monumental occasion next week, but for now, we asked students: “What are you looking forward to for Winter Carnival?” Here is what they had to say: “Looking at finished snow
The Houghton City Council met on Jan. 26 to address a handful of agenda items and to hear its regular reports. Following the publication of Tech’s Campus Master Plan last week, the council addressed the 10,000 student aim for 2035. City Manager Eric Waara raised the city’s eventual need for
With the first round of exams coming up, many MTU students are looking for the perfect place to prepare. To find out the best place to look over notes, go through practice tests, and catch up on class readings, we asked students: “Where is your favorite place to study?” Here
The President’s Council on Mental Health and Wellbeing met Friday, Jan. 21 to discuss their upcoming mocktail event for Winter Carnival. The mocktail event will be hosted in collaboration with the MUB Board and will be accompanied by karaoke. “The MUB Board is super excited,” Whitney Boroski of the Center
On Jan. 20 the Michigan Tech men’s basketball team lost to Grand Valley State by a score of 80-74. It was a back and forth game that consisted of seven ties and nine lead changes. Michigan Tech and Grand Valley each shot 50.9% but the Lakers were an impressive 10-16
The undergraduate student body received an email on Monday, Jan. 24 from the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President, Zach Olson. The email covered how the board will support Registered Student Organizations (RSO)s in Spring 2022. Officers and the position of At Large Representative will be open for nomination between Feb.
The following article ran in the Feb. 2, 1922 issue of the M.C.M. Lode. The dance and basketball game last Friday night was a great success from the dancer’s point of view. The music was the best that Mac-Nord ever gave us, and every one that was there hada
Community meetings were held Jan. 24 and 25 in the MUB to discuss upcoming modifications to Michigan Tech’s campus. SmithGroup, an engineering design and architecture firm represented by Douglas Kozma and Jon Hoffman, partnered with campus administrators to present the final draft of the Master Plan. Over 40 community members,
This week, several visitors sat in at the USG General Body Meeting. These visitors attended this meeting in order to discuss the problems which many students are experiencing regarding the continued closure of the DHH dining hall. The DHH dining hall has been closed since the beginning of the Spring
Previous features covered sculptures by Greek Life organizations on campus. This week, the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps will get their spotlight! Founded in 1917, the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps has been involved with campus activities, stemming back to the first winter carnival. Like many years before, AROTC students
All events are free unless otherwise noted Thursday, Jan. 27 Innovation Week Presents: Generation Zoom and the State of Mind of Post-Pandemic Youth 12:15 – 1:15 p.m. — Virtual Event Biological Sciences Seminar: Dr. Oliver N. Shipley 3 – 4 p.m. — Virtual Event Physics Colloquium: Graduate Student
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