About that "M" . . .
By Valerie Kimble
Perhaps we can think of the periodic lighting of the "M" on Socorro Mountain as the modern equivalent of a New Mexico Tech tradition that is almost one hundred years old. View Entire Article »
2004 Commencement
By Kathy Hedges
Details of the awards given at the 2004 commencement ceremonies. View Entire Article »
New Mexico Tech Board of Regents Approves Purchase of Playas
By George Zamora
The New Mexico Tech Board of Regents has officially approved a purchase agreement that allows the state-supported research university in Socorro to move forward on becoming the owner of Playas, New Mexico. View Entire Article »
Socorro High School Students To Take Calculus at NMT
By George Zamora
Socorro High School students will now be able to take Calculus I at New Mexico Tech, free of charge, under a newly established pilot program for the 2004-2005 academic year, which is set to get underway this coming fall semester. View Entire Article »
NM Tech Professor David Raymond on Fulbright to Croatia
By George Zamora
New Mexico Tech physics professor David Raymond has received a Fulbright Senior Specialists grant in environmental science and will now spend the first two weeks of June teaching at the University of Zagreb in Croatia. View Entire Article »
"Taking a Spin . . ."
By NMT
Members of the New Mexico Tech Physics Club put on a hands-on physics demonstration at the recent Rocky Mountain Talent Search awards ceremony, which was held in the university's Workman Center. Talent Search is an academic talent search program providing opportunities for assessment, recognition, and summer enrichment programs for academically talented youth in Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. View Entire Article »
"For All You Do . . . "
By NMT
Six New Mexico Tech students recently were honored as this year's recipients of the prestigious New Mexico Tech Student Appreciation Awards, in recognition of their demonstrated service and leadership at the university. View Entire Article »
Rugby Club Awards 2004
By Dave Wheelock
The New Mexico Tech Rugby Club presented its annual awards. View Entire Article »
NM Tech's Skeen Library Inaugurates New Series of Exhibits and Lectures
By George Zamora
New Mexico Tech's Joseph R. Skeen Library and the New Mexico Museum of Natural History (NMMNH) are teaming up to kick off a new ongoing series of "on-loan" exhibits and lectures at the university library, with an inaugural exhibit and lecture on a prehistoric New Mexico wildfire, scheduled for Wednesday, May 12. View Entire Article »
NM Tech Grad Student to Attend Nobel Laureates Convention
By George Zamora
New Mexico Tech physics doctoral candidate Catherine Clewett recently was invited by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation to join a select delegation of top young researchers who will be attending the 54th Annual Lindau Meeting of Nobel Laureates and Students on June 27-July 2 in Lindau, Germany. View Entire Article »
Tech Robotics Group Presents Research Papers At Conference
By George Zamora
The Intelligent Systems and Robotics Group (ISRG), a research organization affiliated with the New Mexico Tech Department of Electrical Engineering, recently presented four research papers at the International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE) Defense and Security Symposium, which was held last month in Orlando, Florida. View Entire Article »
New Mexico Tech Math Team Garners Honorable Mention
By George Zamora
A mathematical modeling team comprised of New Mexico Tech undergraduates James Hunter, Alex Rand, and Carsten Steinebach recently was awarded an honorable mention in the 20th Annual Mathematical Contest in Modeling. View Entire Article »
Soccer Miners Wind up Season over Spring Fling
By Coach Paul Fuierer
The New Mexico Tech Miners soccer team finished their spring exhibition season by hosting a collegiate round-robbin tournament over Spring Fling weekend (April 17-18, 2004). The windy weather was far from perfect but soccer fans, consisting of Tech students and Socorro locals, came out in healthy number to cheer on the Miners during their double header. View Entire Article »
Pygmies Finish Season with Heads Held High
By Patrick Garcia
The New Mexico Tech Pygmy Rugby Football Club traveled to Albuquerque on May 15, 2004, to compete in the Rio Grande Sevens Tournament. (A rugby sevens game consists of seven players to a side, instead of the usual fifteen.) They also proudly bade farewell to graduating seniors Alex Bourandas (chemical engineer), Captain Mark Kelly (environmental engineer), and Katsuya "Kats" Sugimoto (electrical engineer). View Entire Article »
