Come in, we’re open: Student sculptures
November 10, 2016
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The inner workings of the artistic process are something infrequently shown to the world. Those involved in the arts are
The inner workings of the artistic process are something infrequently shown to the world. Those involved in the arts are
On the evening of Oct. 29, Michigan Tech hosted the grand event of “Diwali Night 2016,” an event that celebrates
On the relatively cold evening of Oct. 27, I visited the finals of the Greek Week, and the winner was
On Oct. 27, a three person performance of Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Nile” was hosted at the Rozsa center
On Saturday, Oct. 29, another Tech tradition made its way to campus. Big Bang, otherwise known as a series of
The chatter and babble of the audience quieted as the lights went down and music swelled throughout the auditorium. The
In light of promoting inclusion, LGBT pride was once again celebrated on Tech’s campus. Various events were hosted throughout the
Last week on Oct. 10, Michigan Tech’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted a presentation by Dr. Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz
When I was young, one of the things that really got me excited was competitive racing. Maybe it started because
The days are growing crisper and with them the leaves are beginning to turn to gold and red and crunch
The Hamar House has recently worked to revamp their diverse lecture series. With the month of October falling in accordance
This past Saturday, the American Indian Science and Engineering Society hosted the Binaakwe-Giizis Powwow, a Native American celebration of autumn.
