“'It’s going to be huge,' organizer, competitor and CSM graduate student Patty Capistrant said."

Colorado School of Mines hosted the 35th Annual International Intercollegiate Mining Games March 13-17, 2013.

Colorado School of Mines is one of the hosts of the eighth annual Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics.

The Denver Post congratulated Colorado School of Mines for receiving a portion of a $120 million Department of Energy grant, which establishes the Critical Materials Institute -- a new research center that will develop solutions to the shortages of ....

Author Joel Lovell wrote the piece, "George Saunders Has Written the Best Book You'll Read All Year." Saunders graduated from Mines in 1981 with a degree in geophysics.

The Denver Business Journal reports Mines is ranked No. 58 in Kiplinger's list of the 100 "Best Values in Public Colleges." CU-Boulder is also included on the list, ranked No. 88.

Mines researcher Jeff Andrews-Hanna was interviewed for this National Public Radio story about NASA's GRAIL mission. The research provided valuable insights into the moon's past.

Dr. Patrick Taylor, the George S. Ansell Distinguished Professor of Chemical Metallurgy, was interviewed for this Wall Street Journal article about recovering valuable iron from mining waste.

Quantum physics research by Mines Professors Lincoln Carr and Mark Lusk appears in Nature: News and Views.

Colorado School of Mines ranked second in U.S. News' list of "10 National Universities that Produce the Most Interns."

The Denver Business Journal mentioned a $2.6 million grant to study producing electricity with low-temperature waste heat from power plants, industrial facilities and geothermal wells, which Mines will partner with Yale University.