Keweenaw Propulsion Lab tests liquid rocket engine On Sep. 26, Michigan Tech’s most powerful liquid rocket was fired. The rocket […]
Founded in 2014, Women in Physics (WiP) is a student-run organization committed to inspiring all students to actively participate in […]
From Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) to “happy lights” and the Tech Trails, winter at Michigan Tech raises questions about mental […]
Thousands of students turn out to seek internships and postgrad employment Michigan Tech’s Fall Career Fair helps thousands of students […]
Trish Grosse Brewer, a bioethics professor in Michigan Tech’s Department of Humanities, presented “Life Before Death: Reframing Reproductive Ethics in […]
Eating well-rounded meals at Michigan Tech can be difficult amongst the endless dining hall buffets and the intimidating prospect of […]
Sexual Assault and Violence Education (SAVE) hosted a bracelet-making event in the Van Pelt and Opie Library on Thursday, Sep. […]
Community opinion diverges while university policy allows varied approaches Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become increasingly popular over the years. Despite […]
For the past few weeks, the flags of countries around the world have been flying above the streets of Hancock […]
Event highlights new programs and international opportunities for students On Sep. 16, Michigan Tech hosted its annual fall Study Away […]
With students finding their footing for this school year, the possibility of joining Greek life can become more appealing to […]
Every year in the fall semester, the university plans Keweenaw Day, also known as K-Day, as an opportunity for students […]
