PSTDL Competes in NASA's Break the Ice Challenge
Paul van Susante (MAE) and 16 student researchers from Michigan Tech's Planetary Surface Technology Development Lab (PSTDL) performed exceptionally well in the excavation portion of the final round.
Student Stories
“I will never forget being with my team and hearing them call our name for first place for our bench-scale model.”
“The Earth’s natural resources are vital, key components for us to sustain everyday life. We need to make sure that these resources are preserved for future generations. People working in the geosciences field are the ones that will help make this possible and I want to be one of those people.”
Beyond Engineering
What do engineering students do besides study engineering?
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Hiking
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Paddleboarding
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Mountain Biking
- Say hello to this upcoming year’s national Venturing officers
- Purple Hearts Presented by Michigan Tech Theatre
- Video Game Jazz Ensemble Presented by Michigan Tech Music
- Don Keranen Jazz Festival ft. Kris Johnson Presented by Michigan Tech Music
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- Leaders of the Pack
- Student Art Exhibition Reception Hosted by Michigan Tech Art
- Velodrome Coffee Company opens new location in Michigan Tech library
- MTU hosts hundreds of companies and students at Spring Career Fair
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- Kristen Kautz Crowned Queen of Winter Carnival 2024
- Copper Country Today January 28, 2024 - Michigan Tech Winter Carnival
“Alex Kiel '27, computer engineering major also minoring in jazz studies, and fifth year chemical engineering major Ciara LaRouche are part of the Video Game Jazz Ensemble at Michigan Tech. The ensemble is a student-led jazz combo who specialize in video game jazz covers.”
“Students in this exhibition hail from many schools, colleges and departments across the university. Come see the creative work of artists who connect with their world and one another across differences in the context of art classes including Art & Nature, Creative Drawing, Color & Creativity, and Creative Practices.”