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13
2017
Amery to lead Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Division
The new director of the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) Division is looking to grow the programs and facilitate the ambitions of its faculty and students. Hussein A. Amery was appointed director of HASS (previously known as the Division NewsFeb
17
2017
Physics' Carr brings Mines' broad perspective to UAE
A physics professor’s recent trip to the city of Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates to deliver several talks exemplifies Colorado School of Mines’ ongoing efforts to embody technical excellence while embracing a broader worldview. Professor Lincoln NewsFeb
08
2017
Reflections on Nepal: Hike for Help 2017
Colorado School of Mines students and faculty reflect on their time in Nepal as part of a service trip for Hike for Help. The group spent their three-week winter vacation volunteering in Khumbu Valley, Nepal, constructing a public restroom facility NewsNov
17
2016
Mines Ethics Bowl team earns a bid to the National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl
A team of Colorado School of Mines students competed at the Rocky Mountain Regional Ethics Bowl, hosted by Mines on November 12, and will advance to the national competition. This is the second year in a row that Mines has earned a bid to the NewsNov
11
2016
Mines hikes to help Nepal
When approached to help with this project, Mines reacted without hesitation, and the community service trip filled up quickly, mostly with McBride Honors students who are eager to travel to Nepal and make a difference. “I am most looking forward to NewsNov
25
2015
Mines wins first place in regional Ethics Bowl
The Colorado School of Mines team “McBride McEthics” won first place during the recent Rocky Mountain Regional Ethics Bowl held on the Mines campus. The bowl, an activity of the Ethics Across Campus program and sponsored by the McBride Honors NewsJan
14
2015
Engineering student’s photo project wins Blackwell Award
Colorado School of Mines geophysical engineering student Bradley Wilson does more than study earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. As an avid photographer, he enjoys finding ways to apply scientific concepts to his images. Last fall, Wilson received NewsJul
18
2012