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Alumnus Helps Endow Fund for Graduate Students

July 1, 2016
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Assenmacher to Receive MFSW Medal of Merit

June 20, 2016
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Mining for Progress with Alumnus Brian Njenga

June 18, 2016
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Heath Awarded 2016 SME Fellowship

June 15, 2016
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MGE Announces Spring 2016 Outstanding Students

June 1, 2016
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Hardy Appointed Director of Mining and COO at Hunt

May 17, 2016
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STEAMworks Exhibit Highlights Mining Sustainability

April 17, 2016
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Mining Organizations Recognize UA Leadership

March 29, 2016
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MGE Student Digs In to the Finances of Mining

Oct. 9, 2015
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US, Mexico Mining Researchers Forge Collaborations

Oct. 9, 2015
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