While many students are busy preparing for the upcoming all-night snow sculpture contest, others are preparing for a night of dancing and music. There will be a live EDM concert

Michigan Tech hosted a book release event showcasing a new historical work written by Dr. Laura Kasson Fiss, a Tech professor. The book, entitled The Idler’s Club: Humour and Mass

This program was established in 2019 and has quickly become a vital part of the MTU community. It provides a unique opportunity for students to participate in a less traditional

Thursday, Feb. 2 CDI x CSMHW: Cookies and Coloring Books 1 – 3 p.m. — CDI Lower Level Facilitating Difficult Conversations for Graduate Students 2 – 4 p.m. — Admin

With Winter Carnival just around the corner, Huskies are already showing their spirit by participating in snowy activities. On Saturday, Jan. 28, members from organizations of Michigan Tech gathered at

Curling is more interesting than we often make it out to be, and students willing to make the trek to Calumet this past Saturday were able to witness that for

Dear Huskies, I think it’s safe to say that embracing the winters is almost a requirement at Michigan Tech. But I also recognize that some may struggle with what sometimes

What is your favorite music genre? “Trance” — Josh Nygaard, Computer Science Student       “Post Punk” — Griffin Abbott, Mechanical Engineering Student       “Metal” — Ari

Tech’s campus is chock full of iconic buildings that define the university. This week’s question was “What is the best-looking building on campus?”     “The Forestry Building” — Hunter