After a close election night, Donald Trump won the presidential election and will be the forty-seventh President of the United States, making him the second President to ever serve non-consecutive
With Michigan’s firearm deer season starting on Nov. 15, Michigan Tech students and outdoor enthusiasts in the UP need to take some extra precautions before going out to explore the
This year’s Berlin Wall Memorial event proved to be a calmer affair than last year. Held on Nov. 8 on Walker Lawn, occurrences of hate speech and protest stayed at
On Nov. 10, 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald, a freighter nearly 730 feet long, sank during a brutal storm on Lake Superior, taking all 29 crew members with it. The ship
Donald J. Trump has won the 2024 U.S. presidential election, bringing a close to a highly contested and tense race. While the outcome had been anticipated to spark legal battles
Hi! I am Caroline Brown, a fourth year chemical engineering major. I got involved as a writer for The Lode through the Introduction to Journalism class. I chose this course
Take steps to protect your mental health The end of daylight savings time marks the beginning of shorter days and earlier sunsets. Many students struggle with adjusting to this change,
When labor strikes are mentioned in Copper Country, people often think of 1913-1914, with images of the Italian Hall massacre and children marching with signs supporting their families. However, it
Tuesday, November 12 Women’s Soccer vs Northern Michigan University 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. – Marquette, Mich. Healthy Relationships – One Love 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. – Wadsworth Hall
On Nov. 6, USG held their weekly meeting, presenting a forum for electoral concerns discussing transportation, and other general announcements. The political affairs committee of USG is hosting an election
In our daily lives, we are often surrounded by single-use plastics. There are many ways to reuse these single-use items to help reduce their impact on the environment and save
“‘If you go there, you’ll definitely get a job,’ ‘Their career fairs are so big,’ ‘Oh, that’s a challenging school!’” are comments I heard very frequently when I would share
