Amid fanfare on campus, President Purdue bids farewell at trustee meeting
Emotions ran high at the Purdue Board of Trustees meeting, marking the last for Purdue provost Jay Akridge and university President Mitch Daniels.
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Emotions ran high at the Purdue Board of Trustees meeting, marking the last for Purdue provost Jay Akridge and university President Mitch Daniels.
The University of New Mexico Board of Regents today (March 22) voted to approve renaming the Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering in honor of Gerald May, a longtime professor in the department, School of Engineering dean and...
Christopher Perfetti, assistant professor in The University of New Mexico Department of Nuclear Engineering, has received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a project to explore the physics behind UNM’s nuclear reactor. The project,...
Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday Thursday 17 BORDER LINES. Divisions of geography, politics, identity and gender continue their rapid reshuffling as we barrel towards the millennium. Today, novelist and poet Demetria Martinez hosts Women, Identity and Borders, a showcase of satirical and humorous short films by women offering a poignant look at where we're headed. Included are "The Orientation Express," a funny animated piece by Frances Leeming, which uses cut-out images from Life magazine to explore "conservative morality and pompous patriarchy from the ...
Mines Seniors Take Environmental Clean Water Project from Design to Installation Two Mines students, Christian Heinrich and Joshua Fleming, in front of part of a water flow regulation and measurement system called a weir that they designed and found funding to build and install. The system, which is part of Trinity Eco Prayer Park in Rapid City, helps protect water quality in Rapid Creek. Three South Dakota Mines seniors didn’t want their final design project to be just an academic exercise to cap their engineering degrees. They wanted to see the project built, installed ...