The Golden Informer's interviewed President Paul Johnson for its August issue. “We knew that if we were going to leave Arizona, it had to be for the right place,” said Paul. “We wanted a town with a western flair to it, a smaller school, a college ....

A new study finds elevated levels of synthetic chemicals in drinking water supplies in 33 states, including Colorado. Three cities south of Colorado Springs have detected elevated levels of perfluorinated compounds in drinking water. Possible sources ....

Mines Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty recently offered the inaugural summer training experience of the Water-Energy Education for the Next Generation (WE²NG) to nine Colorado public school teachers, giving them the understanding and ....

Nancy House, longtime member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG), has been selected to serve as the SEG President Elect for 2016-2017. House received her Master of Science in Geophysics from Colorado School of Mines in 1979, having ....

Mineral and Energy Economics Program Director, Dr. Ian Lange, contributed to a story by Inside Energy, “The Electricity Mix in the Western Grid is Changing Before Our Eyes.” From the story: Lange, an economist at Mines, says the intermittency of wind ....

In a 2016 ranking of best U.S. colleges by state, MONEY Magazine by Time Inc. ranked Colorado School of Mines as the best college in Colorado. According to the website, MONEY's methodology is to determine the colleges that "deliver the most value -- ....

Teaching Assistant Professor Elio Dean and Teaching Professor Linda Battalora were quoted in Rigzone.com for a story on how academia and the oil and gas industry are working together to prepare graduates amid the downturn in the industry. They give ....

The College of Engineering and Computational Sciences is hosting ‪#‎ CSPdWeek‬, a computer science training for teachers from around the country, sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF), Infosys, National Center for Women & Information ....