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Mines' quantum engineering program combines hands-on learning, industry partnerships and interdisciplinary training to prepare future quantum leaders.

Two Mines students earn Fulbright fellowships, advancing research and teaching abroad while expanding global opportunities

More than 130 Denver area students joined Colorado School of Mines for Math@Mines, a hands-on STEM outreach event blending coding games and campus exploration.

From quantum sensors to wildfire prevention, Mines students are utilizing the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to tackle the world’s most complex challenges.

An American Felling Axe forged by a team of Mines students took top honors at the 34th Annual Forging TECHCON Forging Competition, hosted by the Forging Industry Research and Education Foundation.

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.

At Spring 2026 Graduate Commencement, Mines honored top doctoral thesis focused on LLM safety and the internal decision-making of AI models.

A new Nature Synthesis paper led by Colorado School of Mines reveals a method to build porous materials that could lead to a new field of materials chemistry.

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