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Mines President swaps mascot plushies with ACC president

Colorado School of Mines and ACC to offer seamless transfer pathway with new Mines Academy at ACC

The new partnership gives Arapahoe Community College students a clear, supported path to a Colorado School of Mines engineering degree.

Colorado School of Mines and ACC to offer seamless transfer pathway with new Mines Academy at ACC

How one Mines alum used cycling to explore the world and redefine his purpose

Kiewit Corporation and Bruce Grewcock establish endowed chair to lead construction engineering at Colorado School of Mines

More than a game: How Mines athletes build enduring connections

PFAS research at Mines targets water contamination

Media tip sheet: Navigating the use of AI in education

Edgar Mine revamped into hub for quantum research, mine safety and innovative learning

News Headlines

four students in construction gear in building site

November 11, 2025

Kiewit Corporation and Bruce Grewcock establish endowed chair to lead construction engineering at Colorado School of Mines

Chris Higgins stands in a field at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, leaning on a large white tank with two wooden planks on top. In the background are large machines and testing equipment, related to PFAS research.

October 28, 2025

PFAS research at Mines targets water contamination

October 27, 2025

Media tip sheet: Navigating the use of AI in education

Mines Magazine

Peter Consalvi riding a bike in a desert

November 19, 2025

How one Mines alum used cycling to explore the world and redefine his purpose

Justin Dvorak gets ready to throw a football surrounded by other football players during a Mines football game

November 3, 2025

More than a game: How Mines athletes build enduring connections

Students wearing yellow hard hats sitting at desks in the classroom in Edgar Mine. A professor in a blue hard hat faces them at the front of the room.

October 27, 2025

Edgar Mine revamped into hub for quantum research, mine safety and innovative learning

Videos

PFAS research at Mines targets water contamination

Rendering of the future Mines–USGS Energy and Minerals Research Facility, showing a modern, multi-story building with large glass windows, elevated walkways, landscaped terraces, and people walking around the exterior plaza at sunset.

USGS and Mines forge new ground in critical minerals research with state-of-the-art facility

Two Colorado School of Mines students wearing safety vests, hard hats, and headlamps examine the rock ceiling inside the Edgar Experimental Mine using a mounted inspection camera. The underground setting is lit with work lights, revealing rough stone walls.

Colorado School of Mines is shaping the future of mining

Research

PFAS research at Mines targets water contamination

ramya kumar in lab coat and green gloves working in lab

Chemical and biological engineering faculty win NIH grants for early career investigators

lori tunstall in white lab coat and blue gloves holding a test tube

Moore Foundation funds Mines professor to pursue innovative concrete research

In The News

Here's what the remediation for environmental issues may look like at Burnham Yard

John Spear, professor of civil and environmental engineering, discusses what the developers for a new Denver Broncos stadium are likely to find when they start cleaning up the Burnham Yard site.

November 20, 2025

DIA's search for alternative energy source generates pushback

Thomas Albrecht, professor of chemistry, discusses the differences between the compact kind of nuclear reactor being considered for Denver International Airport and older, larger types of nuclear reactors that were more dangerous.

November 19, 2025

Supply-chain delays for transformers, cables, and breakers push power grid to the brink

Morgan Bazilian, director of the Payne Institute for Public Policy, co-authors this piece that notes manufacturers have multiyear, billion-dollar backlogs as new data centers, industrial electrification, and peaking-capacity projects flood their ....

November 18, 2025

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