A democracy is a nation in which the citizens elect their government officials. While the United States was a pioneering nation, in terms of establishing a democratic government, this country’s
Women’s Volleyball Oct. 30 – vs. Northern Michigan – L 2-3 Nov. 1 – vs. Parkside – W 3-0 Nov. 2 – vs. Purdue Northwest – W 3-0 Men’s
Within the existing “Ridge Roamers” climbing club, a small dedicated group has formed the Competitive Climbing Club at MTU. As a club within a club, any active member of the
Preparing for the upcoming Spring semester is critical for student success. This planning includes registering for classes through Banweb. As a reminder, class registration ends on Sunday, Nov. 10 at
Jason Mack, VP of Business Development at Michigan Tech Enterprise Corporation (MTEC) SmartZone, hosted an innovation event to give students the opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship last week. Mack has
Marlee Huskey, 4th year, majoring in Exercise Science from St. Ignace, MI. “Lately I have been listening to Low Road by Adrian Nunez.” Connor, 4th year, majoring in Electrical Engineering
Hi! I’m Michele Reinke and I got involved with The Lode through the Introduction to Journalism class. It’s a very fun and interactive HASS credit, and even though I am
Independent Adjective Not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc.; thinking or acting for oneself Not subject to another’s authority or jurisdiction; autonomous; free Not influenced
On Nov. 9, the Michigan Technological University cross country team will return to Lewis University for the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships. This championship is the second race of their postseason,
Michigan Tech’s Visual and Performing Arts Department presents The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. The performance will be in the McArdle Theater, located on the second floor of the Walker
A yearly tradition at Michigan Tech, the 41 North Film Festival will take place this week for the tenth year in a row. The festival allows Michigan Tech students and
The Keweenaw produced 10.5 billion pounds of copper over a 120-year production period. The beating heart of this mineral extraction was the village of Calumet. Copper production started in the
