Featured Events
Leaving No One Behind - Human Rights: Near & Far Moderators: Valoree Gagnon, Director of University-Indigenous Community Partnerships, Great Lakes Research Center Emily Shaw, MS in Environmental Engineering Science Panelists: Monica...
Leading With the Library: Diversity and Inclusion in Service Presented by Erin Matas, Laurie Stark, Lindsay Hiltunen, John Schneiderhan, and CDI
The Symposium highlights the amazing cutting-edge research being conducted on Michigan Tech's campus by some of our best and brightest undergraduate students. Undergraduate researchers and scholars from all departments, schools and programs will...
WMTU 91.9 FM, Michigan Tech's one and only (and totally rad) college radio station, assembles AWESOME lineups for amazing live music at Keweenawesomefest! The annual festival takes place in McArdle Theatre in the Walker Arts & Humanities building....
Lecture presented by Professor Sonia Goltz - Felt Experience: A Key Bridge Between Research Knowledge and Social Change Time before and after each event will be dedicated to mingling, with ample time to seed collaborative discussions. The...
Dr. Thomas Werner, associate professor, biological sciences, will be presenting his story about growing up in East Germany and living a political double life in a socialist country. You will learn what it was like for him to have a personal spy who...
Presented by the Tech Theatre Company. Sunday in the Park is Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s lyrical hymn to art, love, and children. Image, music, and performance merge to explore the depths of human understanding in search of completeness in a...
The Doghouse 3-on-3 is a fun basketball tournament started over 27 years ago by former women's basketball coach Kevin Borseth. Divisions for boys and girls grades 4-8, JV, Varsity, Men's and Women's Open. This is a great time to get a group of...
Find out about a more holistic, regenerative approach to food production based on permaculture principles gained over 20 years. Highlights biologist and educator Stefan Sobkowiak who shares his experience transforming a conventional apple orchard...
More than 1000 students in Enterprise and Senior Design teams showcase their work and compete for awards. A panel of judges, made up of distinguished corporate representatives and Michigan Tech staff and faculty members, critique the projects. Many...
Join these madcap men in tights as they weave their wicked way through 37 Plays in 97 Minutes! London’s longest-running comedy, “The Complete Works...
The Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra presents Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, popularized in Disney’s Fantasia, along with the haunting ballet music to...
Presented by the Tech Theatre Company. Sunday in the Park is Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s lyrical hymn to art, love, and children. Image,...
The Superior Wind Symphony presents: A Thousand Twangling Instruments. Approaching music through and with Shakespeare.
The 41 North Film Festival makes a brief mid-year return to present this free screening of the 2019 Academy-Award winning documentary, Free Solo....
Presented by the Tech Theatre Company. Sunday in the Park is Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s lyrical hymn to art, love, and children. Image,...
Presented by the Tech Theatre Company. Sunday in the Park is Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s lyrical hymn to art, love, and children. Image,...
Choral singing is the most popular form of participation in the performing arts in America. In Canada, it has more participants than hockey. Around...
Regular meeting of the Michigan Tech Board of Trustees
