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Engineering Student Leaves Legacy Carved in Brotherhood, Honor and Ice
Owen Armstrong came to Michigan Technological University looking for community. As he found it, he also created a legacy of collaborative excellence through fraternity brotherhood and campus service that will last long after the Winter Carnival statues he helped build have melted. Armstrong's parents are Michigan Tech alumni. Paul and Leah Armstrong both graduated with degrees in mechanical engineering in 1996 and 1994, respectively. Stories of their time on campus were a big influence on their son. When he enrolled at Tech, Armstrong knew chances were strong that he'd find the community he was looking for — and he put his own spin on what it means to be part of the Husky family.
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Ready, Set, Robot: MTU Robotics Team Builds Working Prototype in Three Days
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From Leading Scholar to Campus Leader: Ruby Walker Shares Her Michigan Tech Success Story
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Tech Forestry Student Encounters Fowl, Fungus and 80-year-old Bear Across Lower Michigan
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Call of the Isle: Husky Grows Into Leadership Role in Wolf-Moose Research
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MTU Senior Explores Tribal Public Health, Native American Culture through CDC Virtual Internship
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Alumni Gateway Arch Dedicated During Commencement Weekend