The Wind Harp
September 17, 2024
No Comments
Twelve years ago, a structure was erected in the middle of campus. Ridiculed for its entire life, the piece was
Twelve years ago, a structure was erected in the middle of campus. Ridiculed for its entire life, the piece was
The Keweenaw Co+op Market and Deli is set to open its new location on Oct. 16. The new store, located
The game of Guts Frisbee was born in 1958 as the Healy family tossed a “Pluto Platter” around at a
With Career Fair waiting around the corner, much of the student body is abuzz with researching companies and polishing their
On Sep. 12th, the Copper Shores Community Health Foundation had a collaboration with Michigan Tech. Their aim is to support
Hi, I’m Tim Peters, and I’ve been a part of The Lode for four years now. I am the retired
Last Thursday, the University Senate held their first weekly meeting of the semester. Current Senate President, Dr. Robert Hutchinson, presided
Things to do: Read a book Hammock on campus Walk around campus trails Go for a hike to the waterfalls
A new exhibit, entitled “that thing between my teeth is my foot,” opened in the Rozsa galleries last week. Beginning
The fall semester at Michigan Tech has many annual traditions, one of these being the Fall Career Fair, where over
The 35th annual Parade of Nations and Multicultural Food Festival is set to begin at 11 a.m. on Sep. 21.
Students attending Career Fair on Sep. 24 can receive free professional headshots at the Hall of Fame Room in the
