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On Feb. 27, voters from around Michigan will be casting their ballots in the Primary Election, marking another election ahead of the 2024 General Election

On Jan. 17, the Keweenaw Peninsula’s premier ski resort, Mount Bohemia, started its chair lifts for the first riders of the 2024 season. After a

On Jan. 17, the Michigan Tech Undergraduate Student Government (USG) and Graduate Student Government (GSG) gathered for their weekly general meeting. The representatives from both

Looking to jazz up your weekend? This Friday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m., MTU’s Backstage Jazz performs at the Rozsa. Small ensembles of jazz musicians

Over one hundred students surrounded the Gold Rink on the evening of Jan. 16th to witness the annual Broomball Ball Drop ceremony.  The ball drop

With high costs and ever-changing accessibility, many students struggle to justify purchasing a required textbook. Enter the Textbook Affordability Project. According to Annelise Doll, a

The Women in Natural Resources organization, led by Elena Chagnovich and Lydia Vander Kooi, are helping to rewrite the cliche of a male dominant natural

The Department of Social Sciences is seeking donations for a scholarship honoring student Kenny Bragg’s legacy. The Kenny Bragg Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to

St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church, located at 305 Portage St. Houghton, MI, is hosting the local winter farmer’s market every Thursday from 3 p.m. to6

The Alley Makerspace opens its doors to students next week Tuesday, Jan. 16, welcoming both returning and new students. Their hours, as posted on their

The Michigan Tech American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) chapter sent a public statement and letter to staff members regarding the cancellation of “Guidance

Beginning as a Winter Carnival tradition in the late 1950s, broomball has evolved into one of Michigan Tech’s most popular winter activities. With 2,111 Michigan