Where did you graduate from? “I’ve graduated three times; I got my Bachelor’s Degree and my Master’s Degree from the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut, so I know snow. My
If you had to play the Huskies in Oct., you didn’t want to be playing against our women’s volleyball team, who ended the month 18-5 overall, 10-1 in conference play,
An application for Michigan State Housing Development Authority’s Neighborhood Enhancement Grant was approved for submission. If selected, Houghton receives $75,000 for general repairs on housing. The council proposed properties in
The Hancock City Council met on Oct. 20 to discuss new businesses, including a refill store, a spa, and a used book/coffee shop. On Nov. 3, the council unanimously re-appointed
If you are on campus, you most certainly noticed that there is a lot of construction underway right now. This work is part of a rebuilding project of US-41 by
This coming Saturday (Sep. 18), the 32nd annual Parade of Nations occurs once again! It starts at 11:00 a.m. by the Chamber of Commerce office downtown. Due to construction on
As we say our final goodbyes to the summer sun, we look forward to our favorite fall traditions here on campus. Though Pride Month, a celebration of the Lesbian, Gay,
Most of us have at least one hobby we enjoy. Interests dictate what hobbies we invest in, whether that’s collecting Pokémon cards or scuba diving. Money and time also affect
As campus comes alive again with classes, student orgs, and enterprise teams back in full swing, Michigan Tech events have come back too. With both virtual and in-person events being
Welcome back, MTU students! I’m sure you’re all so excited to get to wander the campus again, to gaze adoringly up at the questionably phallic shape of the MEEM and
We’ve all been there — the calculus problem you don’t quite understand, the physics concept you’re having a hard time grasping, organic chemistry (all of it) — sometimes, certain classes
After nearly a month of burning, progress on containing Isle Royale’s Horne Fire continues. The fire, which is believed to have been caused by a lightning strike, was ignited on
