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Designing a better student wellness experience: Thorson First-Year Honors students brainstorm ideas

Good health and less stress make the college experience easier to navigate. But how can Colorado School of Mines best foster a climate that supports student wellness? Students in the Thorson First-Year Honors Experience tackled this challenge over the course of their first semester at Mines.
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Mines researchers contribute to creation of world’s first quantum magnet in one dimension

Designing a better student wellness experience: Thorson First-Year Honors students brainstorm ideas

Mines faculty, students work on technology that could "change space travel forever"

Mines researchers receive $3M in DoD funding to develop processes to not just remove but destroy PFAS

Shark Box Theatre Company puts Mines creativity, entrepreneurship in the spotlight

Mines, Capstone Development Partners celebrate groundbreaking of $151M Mines Park renovation project

Becky Lafrancois named first Swiger Professor for Business Excellence

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Chris Bellona with students in a PFAS lab at Mines
December 1, 2023

Mines researchers receive $3M in DoD funding to develop processes to not just remove but destroy PFAS

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November 28, 2023

Mines, Capstone Development Partners celebrate groundbreaking of $151M Mines Park renovation project

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November 28, 2023

Becky Lafrancois named first Swiger Professor for Business Excellence

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Actors perform in the dress rehearsal for Shark Box Theatre Company’s production of Boeing, Boeing.
November 29, 2023

Shark Box Theatre Company puts Mines creativity, entrepreneurship in the spotlight

Students learn about e-waste recycling in Bogota
November 20, 2023

Humanitarian Engineering students co-create with communities in Colombia on topic of urban recycling

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November 15, 2023

Mines alum aims to be good steward to the world

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Student operates rover in sunflower field at Air and Space Port

Mines faculty, students work on technology that could "change space travel forever"

Two students in hardhats look at sample in mine

QBE Field Session tackles the unknown at the Edgar Experimental Mine

Student takes notes of rock formation near Massadona

Field Session gives students hands-on opportunity to apply classroom concepts in the real world

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 Illustration of a 1D crystal of ions, trapped by surrounding electrodes and controlled by lasers. The electrons in the ions can form a tiny magnet in one dimension. Credit: Duke University.

Mines researchers contribute to creation of world’s first quantum magnet in one dimension

Chris Bellona with students in a PFAS lab at Mines

Mines researchers receive $3M in DoD funding to develop processes to not just remove but destroy PFAS

USGS, DOI and Mines officials throw a ceremonial scoop of dirt at the EMRF Groundbreaking

USGS, Mines break ground on new facility focused on energy and minerals research

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Mining is necessary for the green transition. Here’s why experts say we need to do it better

Many people aren’t aware of the ecological implications of producing the goods we use in general, noted Corby Anderson, associate director of the Kroll Institute for Extractive Metallurgy at the Colorado School of Mines. “Whenever humans engage in ....
December 1, 2023
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Where the World Is (and Isn’t) Making Progress on Climate Change

“There aren’t many clear winners that have emerged just yet,” said Morgan Bazilian, a professor of public policy at the Colorado School of Mines.
November 30, 2023
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Denver metro area students challenged to build an EV battery for a global automaker

Students at the Colorado School of Mines and Arapahoe Community College are working together on building an advanced battery for electric vehicles for the global automaker of Dodge and Jeep -- Stellantis.
November 30, 2023
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