Mines News

For nearly a decade, Nucor Steel, North America's largest steel manufacturer and recycler, has selected South Dakota Mines students in the mechanical and metallurgical engineering programs as Nucor mentors. This academic year's Nucor mentor scholars...

South Dakota Mines was one of two university mine rescue teams that recently took part in a competition at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) that was set up to test a range of skills and mimic real-world emergency scenarios underground....

South Dakota Mines has been reaccredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for 10 years, continuing its nearly century-long dedication to high-quality education standards. The university's next reaffirmation is scheduled for 2033-2034. Mines...

Anagha Ashok, a junior at American High School in Fremont, Calif., recently interned at South Dakota Mines, working on cutting-edge projects focused on advancing biomanufacturing and sustainability. While she gained hands-on experience in the biotechnology...

South Dakota Mines announced a record $6 million individual charitable gift to the university's Center for Alumni Relations and Advancement from alumnus Les Rose, a 1970 mechanical engineering graduate. The gift from Rose is the largest individual...

South Dakota Mines professors Roman Shchepin, Tanvi Govil, and Rajesh Sani, are part of a $7 million National Science Foundation (NSF) E-RISE RII project led by South Dakota State University that will build research capacity focused on biological...