Over the weekend the men’s hockey team survived two thrillers against Ferris State. On Feb. 18, the Huskies survived a late surge from the Bulldogs as Michael Karow scored in

  Michigan Tech’s students are back to hitting the books after the Winter Carnival centennial celebration. Before getting busy again with class projects and midterms, we asked students: “What did

All events are free unless otherwise noted   Thursday, Feb. 17 Building Career Confidence 11 a.m. — Virtual Event Search Like a Fact Checker Workshop 2 – 3 p.m. —

Today is the 101st birthday of The Lode! The Lode came to be when students Paul Van Orden and Charles Tate decided to create an independent, student run newspaper funded

Michigan Tech’s Strategic Education through Naval Systems Experience (SENSE) was founded in 2016. Members have engaged in many sponsor-based projects, including designing acoustic collection systems for Ford, emergency foam crafts

This week at USG, Secretary Cheyenne Scott reminded members that USG elections for both E-Board and At Large representatives will occur next week. These elections will open at 8 a.m.

Edited Feb. 2, 2022 President Koubek’s email from Feb. 16 about Tech’s changing safety levels was a major topic of discussion during the public comments at the senate meeting the

The Hancock City Council met on Feb. 16 to handle city business. The council heard from Richard Tuisku with suggestions to make the Hancock City Council available via electronic means,

The following article ran in the Feb. 16, 1922 issue of the M.C.M. Lode.    Donald B. Gillies, President of the Alumni Association of the Michigan College of Mines, met

After a long weekend spent in the snow, organizations received results from the many hours they put in for the 100th Winter Carnival.  With top threes in three different categories,

As the 100th Winter Carnival approaches, the Michigan Tech community is reminded of the long history the university holds, including its many beloved traditions. To many, Winter Carnival is almost