Last year, on Jan. 21, 2017, citizens of the Keweenaw organized a march across the Portage Lake Lift Bridge in solidarity with the Women’s March
It is said that winter is a season of recovery and preparation. With the end of a long break, Tech welcomes all students, old and
This weekend, Tech Theatre presented “Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn and Other Identities”, a play by actress, author and professor Anna Deavere Smith.
This year the Student Entertainment Board and the Rozsa Center teamed up to present Dr. Seuss’s animated “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” before a Toys
Cameron Philo, a second-year electrical engineering undergraduate at Michigan Tech, intends to bring environmentally-friendly electricity to any in need with his simple and inexpensive 3D-printed
December is here and so are the dark clouds of finals looming over the students. But before the carnage begins, there’s a chance to have
For years, the Keweenaw has had a bustling scene for Finnish culture and music. On Thursday, Nov. 16, a monthly dance was hosted at the
Michigan Tech faculty members Christopher Plummer, Elizabeth Meyer, and Kent Cyr collaborated to record the sounds of the Keweenaw in a piece called Listening to
On Thursday, Nov. 16, Michigan Tech’s own Professor Paul Nelson put on a most interesting lecture about competition in the current economy. This lecture, titled
Sticking to a regular exercise schedule can be challenging for travelers. Between inadequate hotel facilities and the tedium of finding information about day passes offered
Get ready to laugh till your sides hurt and your eyes water as Tech welcomes renowned comedian Opey Olagbaju to tickle your funny bone with
The evening of Friday, Nov. 10 saw one of the biggest celebrations at Tech with more than 500 people, including staff and students, arriving for
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