For an engineer, the career fair is an immense opportunity to network, apply for jobs, and gauge your interests in professional paths. However, for a College of Sciences and Arts
Commencement for Spring 2023 will be held on Apr. 29 at 10 a.m. for undergraduate students, and on Apr. 28 at 3 p.m. for graduate students. Both of these ceremonies
The Huskies Pep Band is performing a concert to showcase songs that they would play at events for the general public. On Mar. 17th, 2023 the Huskies Pep Band will
Huskies failed to advance after losing 0-4 to the Wildcats on Saturday, March 11. The fight for the CCHA Mason Cup kicked off Friday, March 3 as the Huskies faced
Huskies Ask is a weekly column where we send questions to different Michigan Tech faculty and staff each week. This week, we reached out to Dr. David Hemmer, Dean of
What is your favorite car? “Dodge Charger” —Ethan Semenchuk, Second-Year Engineering Management Major “Tesla Roadster” —
According to university officials, the registration process for the fall semester will begin on Sunday, March 12, and will continue to open through Wednesday, March 29. During this two-week window,
As the snow begins to melt and the temperatures rise above freezing, spring begins to appear in Houghton. Although many of the common activities in the Keweenaw are snow or
What activity are you most looking forward to doing over spring break? “Hanging out with my girlfriend.” — Jack Simons, First-Year General Engineering Major
More than 200 employers returned to campus on Feb. 22 for the Spring Career Fair. The event was held in the Student Development Complex multipurpose room, beginning at noon and
Hosted in the MUB Ballroom B on Friday, Feb. 24 from 9-11 a.m., the Board of Trustees held their first meeting of the year. During this meeting, the committee heard
Michigan Tech’s Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) program hosted its first fashion show last weekend to raise awareness about the environmental issues caused by the fashion industry, alongside bringing attention
