Men at Mines is a weekly drop-in support group for male-identifying students to support each other through their shared experience at Mines. Students can face multiple challenges such as anxiety, building relationships, stress management, imposter syndrome, finding balance, etc. Students are welcome to drop-in whenever they want to connect with peers, celebrate successes and give and receive support around issues that many students struggle with. The group is facilitated by professionals from the Counseling Center who always strive to maintain a welcoming, safe, and caring environment.

We recognize the unique journeys individuals take in exploring their relationship with alcohol and drugs. Mines for Recovery and Awareness seeks to provide an inclusive and compassionate space for all students, whether you’re sober-curious, sober by choice, in recovery, or simply seeking to better understand and support those around you. For the spring semester, meetings take place every Thursday from 4-5pm in the Wellness Center 2nd Floor Conference Room. (Straight across from the stairs/elevator on the 2nd floor.) Can’t make a meeting? Schedule a Peer Listening session with MFRA Group Lead, Amanda Camarata, on the Peer Listening webpage.

Unwitting Conspiracy: How Congress Created an American King – with Dr. Andrew L Johns

Mines Leadership Lecture Series presents Simone Giertz, an inventor, creator, and all-around maker who is making a mark in the tech world with her unique approach to engineering and design. Join us for her keynote presentation centered on innovation, creativity, and the importance of embracing imperfections on Thursday, September 19th from 5 – 6 pm in Friedhoff Hall. Simone Giertz catapulted to global fame through her YouTube channel, where she shares her adventures in building, breaking, and reimagining robots. With millions of subscribers, her channel has become a hub for those seeking a blend of humor, engineering challenges, and a refreshingly candid perspective on the creative process. Simone’s content has resonated with audiences worldwide, inspiring a new generation of makers to embrace the fun in failure.

All students are welcome to attend to voice their ideas, concerns, and feedback with your Undergraduate Student Government.  Attend Senate meetings every week! Sitting in on Senate meetings allows you to voice your concerns, or learn about our current projects being worked on. Sit down with your class representatives, class president, or governing body representative and learn more about projects and initiatives that impact you.