The Angel Family Foundation has invested $5 million at Mines to advance space resources education, research facilities and next-generation planetary tech.

Colorado School of Mines Spring 2026 master’s and PhD graduates reflect on their research, the support of peers and faculty, and the lasting value of a Mines degree.

Colorado School of Mines Spring 2026 bachelor’s graduates reflect on their undergraduate experience, campus traditions, community support and what it means to earn a Mines degree.

Helluva engineer: Mines conferred a total of 1,162 bachelor's degrees to May graduates during four ceremonies May 14-15.

Backed by the State of Colorado, Mines Venture Fund II will invest $10 million in tech startups founded by Mines alumni, faculty and students with a focus on deep tech.

Mines alumni Paul Anderson ‘85, Mike Starzer ‘83 and Rob McKee '68 will give keynote addresses at Undergraduate Commencement ceremonies.

Colorado School of Mines is leveraging a transformative partnership with the Kern Family Foundation to become a national resource for innovation in undergraduate engineering education.

Colorado School of Mines joins EcoCAR Innovation Challenge, giving students hands-on experience designing next-gen battery systems for electric and hybrid vehicles.

Mines alum Catie Crossman ’14 drives data governance at ASICS, connecting technology, business and community impact.

Cardboard boats, ore carts and epic fireworks: Discover what it means to be an Oredigger this weekend at the 2026 E-Days at Colorado School of Mines.