EPA mandate means Coloradans could pay more at the pump

The additional processing needed to make reformulated gas is what drives up the cost, according to Colorado School Mines professor John Jechura. He also believes that one of the biggest challenges is the state’s fuel market.
November 9, 2022

Coloradans hit the gas pumps in anticipation of higher prices due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The expected increase in price can be directly correlated with the turmoil overseas, according to Ian Lange, director of mineral energy and economics at the Colorado School of Mines.
February 24, 2022

Did an underground coal fire spark the Marshall Fire, the state’s most destructive fire?

"There are certain conditions inside the coal that make the coal spontaneously combust," said Jurgen Brune, a professor in mining engineering at the Colorado School of Mines.
January 22, 2022

7 best things to do in Denver and beyond this Memorial Day weekend, May 28-31

Colorado School of Mines Museum of Earth and Science is back! Take a trip through Golden’s geological past through their displays.
May 28, 2021

As a volcano erupts in the Caribbean, meet Colorado’s lone active volcano

It's the youngest volcano to erupt in Colorado and the last time it blew open was about 4,200 years ago, said Matt Morgan, senior research geologist and deputy director of the Colorado Geological Survey at the Colorado School of Mines.
April 9, 2021

School of Mines starting spring classes

About 70 percent of classes will have an in-person component.
January 12, 2021

Grizzly Creek Fire could impact Glenwood Canyon, Colorado River long after it's contained, experts say

Paul Santi, a professor of geology at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, said the burning of vegetation through the steep, cavernous canyon could lead to more rainfall runoff and rockfalls, in an area where falling rock is already a frequent hazard.
August 19, 2020

Below the surface: Companies turn to drones to explore Colorado's depths

"Drones are getting bigger and they are going to play a major part in the mining industry. I do see myself using tools like these drones and other modern technology to make mining safer and more cost effective," said Michael Carlson, a junior at ....
July 17, 2020

Students at the Colorado School of Mines have built the closest thing to a real-life 'Iron Man' suit

Superhero characters are a big draw at the movies and on T.V. Many kids grow up wanting to be the characters they see, but imagine bringing fiction to life. That's what a group at Colorado School of Mines did when they helped make Iron Man a reality.
June 10, 2019