USG Resolution supports increased minimum wage for university employees
The March 16 USG General Body Meeting was introduced to Resolution No. 2021-2022 #003, which would increase the minimum wage of full-time employees to $15
The March 16 USG General Body Meeting was introduced to Resolution No. 2021-2022 #003, which would increase the minimum wage of full-time employees to $15
The Graduate Student Government met on April 5 to hear about a variety of topics, including accessibility across campus. In his report, GSG President Nathan
All events are free unless otherwise noted Thursday, April 7 Student Perspectives on Renewable Energy by SENSE Enterprise 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. —
The following article ran in the April 6, 1922 issue of the M.C.M. Lode. The students of the Michigan College of Mines have been
The Hancock City Council met April 6 for both the regular City Council meeting as well as a consecutive Budget Work Session meeting. Following a
The Future Female Biologists Mentorship Program (FFBMP) is a project that fourth-year student, Jenna Disser, has created and will be implementing in the upcoming fall
This week we asked the Dean of Students his preferred item for being stranded on an island. We also wanted to hear what other Huskies
After finishing an impressive season for Michigan Tech, it didn’t take long until four Husky hockey players lined up their next jobs. On March 28,
Ask the Dean is a weekly column by MTU’s Dean of Students, Dr. Wallace Southerland III, where students can submit questions for him to answer.
This week at USG was the first meeting with the newly elected officers and representatives. USG wishes the previous body members the best in their
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