This week in history
March 17, 2020
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On March 1, 1692, three accused women named Sarah Goode, Sarah Osborne, as well as an Indian slave named Tituba
On March 1, 1692, three accused women named Sarah Goode, Sarah Osborne, as well as an Indian slave named Tituba
Mont Ripley, Michigan Tech’s storied ski hill just across the canal, remains a controversial deficit operation on the books of
The Black Students Association (BSA) at Michigan Tech held its inaugural Black History Month Dinner at the Magnuson Hotel in
A community outbreak of the respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus, COVID-19, has continued to spread to multiple
Congratulations, students, you made it! Whether your class on Friday has been cancelled or not, spring break starts at the
Dear Parents, Thank you so much for supporting me during my time in college, and as I grew up. I
March is here, so that means Women’s History Month is officially upon us in the United States. While any month
Round 1 Blue: While having over-the-counter (OTC) birth control sounds good in theory, there are a lot of complicated aspects involved.
We have a moral obligation to take care of our planet. Many people shirk the responsibility, claiming that their influence,
I’ve been writing a lot of letters to Future Me lately. They are very hopeful, sometimes sassy and always, well,
Do you ever take on more than you can really handle and then, when asked, decide to take on more?
Black carbon particles — more commonly known as soot — absorb heat in the atmosphere. For years, scientists have known
