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Women Carving Out a Place in Surging Industry

May 27, 2013
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Mills Wins Copper Club Scholarship

April 28, 2013
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Congratulations to WAAIME Scholarship Recipients

April 28, 2013
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Dr. Moe Momayez Wins Rosemont Copper "Show Us" Photo Contest

March 22, 2013
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American Mining Hall of Fame Awards Banquet

Dec. 13, 2012
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UA Receives $1.4M Mine Safety, Health Grant

Oct. 24, 2012
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UA Engineering Gets $23M in Software From Schlumberger

Aug. 7, 2012
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UA Engineering Leads $5.5M DOE Project to Create Low-Cost Solar Energy

Aug. 7, 2012
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Duluth Metals Appoints Kelly J. Osborne as COO

July 9, 2012
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Jack Touseull Earns Award of Merit for soil/rock efforts

July 2, 2012
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