Mines News

For Hunter Paxton, the path to cutting-edge Alzheimer’s research began long before he became a student at South Dakota Mines. Raised in a family deeply connected to assisted living care, Paxton spent much of his childhood alongside his mother...

For more than six decades, South Dakota Mines international students have shared a little of their home countries with the community during the annual Cultural Expo, an event that brings people together to celebrate global cultures. The event, which...

Retired four-star U.S. Air Force Gen. Maryanne Miller, who rose to one of the highest levels of military leadership, will share her experience with the community during a special talk at South Dakota Mines at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25, in the...

More than $50 million in scholarships raised through the recently completed New Heights Campaign at South Dakota Mines is helping remove financial barriers and open doors for current and future students, including Cindy Eng, freshman geology major...

Emily Berry’s love of the outdoors – especially the living organisms calling it home – first sparked her interest in STEM. The more time she spent out in nature, the more questions she had. Now, as the president of Youth in Science Rapid City...

The idea started simply – a desire to bridge the gap between high school science classes and the STEM university just miles away. That was three years ago. Today, Roman Shchepin, Ph.D., South Dakota Mines assistant professor in the Department of...