Business Spotlight: K. C. Bonkers
February 1, 2018
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There are many small businesses here in the Keweenaw Peninsula, but perhaps the most unique one is K. C. Bonkers
There are many small businesses here in the Keweenaw Peninsula, but perhaps the most unique one is K. C. Bonkers
This year, on Sat., Feb. 10 from noon to 3 p.m. at Sherman Field, Undergraduate Student Government is undertaking a
The city of Houghton boasts a strong Finnish heritage– defunct yet aesthetically eye-catching architecture, huge amounts of snow, a gorgeous
Winter Carnival this year is shaping up to be quite the spectacular event. This year will be the 96th annual
Dungeons & Dragons, an interactive fantasy storytelling game, has suffered plenty of undue controversy in the past, as many varieties
This semester, members of the Social Sciences department are pleased to announce the start of a book group for undergraduate
January seems like an uneventful month to many people. It follows December, which includes many fun and festive holidays. Once
The new semester is here and bringing with it its own conglomeration of stresses and illnesses ranging from last minute
Last year, on Jan. 21, 2017, citizens of the Keweenaw organized a march across the Portage Lake Lift Bridge in
It is said that winter is a season of recovery and preparation. With the end of a long break, Tech
This weekend, Tech Theatre presented “Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn and Other Identities”, a play by actress, author
This year the Student Entertainment Board and the Rozsa Center teamed up to present Dr. Seuss’s animated “How the Grinch
