As Michigan Tech senior Connor Tokie prepares for finals and graduation, he's also hosting and competing in the Eastern Great ...

Within one year of undergraduate research at Michigan Tech, Tessa Steenwinkel went from assisting in Dr. Thomas Werner’s genetics lab to co-authoring his book. She is majoring in Biochemistry and ...

Bonspieling their way to national success for the second year in a row, Huskies Curl at Michigan Tech — a registered student ...

The Configurable Hybrid Electric Learning Module is a new tool designed by Michigan Tech students to help teach and test Hybrid Technologies.

Michigan Tech’s School of Business and Economics is home to two STEM programs offering students a remarkable return on investment: Engineering Management (EM) and Management Information Systems (MIS).

Innovation is key in the steadily growing computer engineering field. Our graduates are prepared for R&D, and fields, ranging from movie special effects to nanotechnology. Contribute to the 21st ...

Michigan Technological University looks for applicants who create the future in science and technology, engineering, computing, forestry, business, health professions, humanities, mathematics, social ...

We have had a tremendously productive year. Our faculty, staff and students are actively engaged in diverse research topics ranging from vaccinology, diabetes, cancer, bioenergy, CRISPR/CAS9-mediated ...

The School of Business and Economics inducted 16 students and one faculty member into Beta Gamma Sigma honor society. Associate Professor of Economics, Dr. William Breffle, was the first economist to ...

After decades of educating and inspiring students, Michigan Tech’s Associate Professor of Economics, Dr. Paul Nelson, is retiring.

In Italo Calvino's novel Invisible Cities, Marco Polo and Kublai Khan are sitting comfortably, the former regaling the latter with descriptions of the impossible places he has visited. Khan asks Polo ...