Mines News

South Dakota Mines faculty and students scored a groundbreaking win at the recent Governor’s Giant Vision Business Plan Competition, sweeping first and second place in the open division and fourth place in the student category — earning a record-breaking...

On Tuesday, March 11, Amy DiRienzo, CAMP director at South Dakota Mines and president of Youth in Science, will help welcome more than 850 middle school girls to the Women in Science Conference on the university campus — an event showcasing nearly...

Jenna Sayler never imagined she'd be heading up a team at NASA fresh out of college – but that's exactly where she's landed. As the first graduate of the new ceramic engineering minor at South Dakota Mines, Sayler secured a role in the nonmetallic...

Ping Pong Rockers, the South Dakota Mines table tennis club, are preparing for their biggest challenge yet – competing in the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association’s (NCTTA) West Regionals Championship in California on March 1-2. This...

Dr. Charles Ruch came to lead South Dakota Mines at the perfect time – a time when his steady demeanor, talent for building relationships and focus on progress helped shape the university's future. Ruch, who served as president from 2003...

Local middle and high school students will be at South Dakota Mines next week to get an in-depth glimpse into the fields of science and engineering during the 48th Annual Engineers Week.