Snowy towers dominate campus and surrounding cities
January 20, 2022
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As January continues, more snow sculptures are popping up across campus, as well as in Houghton and Hancock. Some of
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As January continues, more snow sculptures are popping up across campus, as well as in Houghton and Hancock. Some of
This week, USG met with Matt Weekely, the Director of Housing Auxiliary Operations and Residence Education. Mr. Weekely answered questions
It has been a common theme for Michigan Tech hockey to play close games, but there was little doubt as
Temperatures have dropped, the ice is here, and broomball is back at Michigan Tech! Ball drop for the 2022 season
The following article ran in the Jan. 21, 1922 issue of the M.C.M. Lode. In student discussions relative to
All events are free unless otherwise noted Thursday, Jan. 20 ICC Lecture: Dr. Benjamin Lok, University of Florida
On Tuesday, Jan. 18, USG representative Davi Sprague and Scientific and Technical Communication student Riley Powers met with MTU Dean
After a chilling and snowy start to the semester, many Tech students are looking forward to the many winter activities
Vice President Steve Knudstrup led last night’s senate meeting. Proposal 15-22 was brought back to the senate’s attention. It proposes
The Hancock City Council met on Jan. 19 for the first meeting of 2022. As the city moves along on
