Earth Weekly

Check out Volume 6 of Earth Weekly, highlighting the Global Change and Sustainability Center! Read to find out important information about Convocation and the Convocation Brunch, plus where to get free donuts for finals week.

Check out Volume 5 of Earth Weekly! This week's edition has some cool history about our Seismograph Stations and interesting information about the 2020 Magna earthquake. Graduating students - see "What's Happening" for important information about submitting your photos for Convocation and when to pick up tickets for our Convocation Brunch. All this and more in Volume 5 of Earth Weekly!

This week's edition highlights our Metallurgical Engineering department and how amazing it is! This week we have another snack & chat with the Dean and more information on purchasing a regalia, or other graduation items, at the Campus Store. The College of Mines and Earth Sciences is also introducing a new course this fall 2022, read this week's bulletin to find out what it is!

This week's edition highlights Geology and Geophysics' highly successful science communication--the Williamson Fellows Outreach program. Be sure to check out the events section to have an opportunity to snack and chat with the Dean. As well as, be ready to pre-order a regalia from the campus store!

This week's edition highlights the Atmospheric Sciences department. Be sure to check out the events section to get prepared for U Giving Day with donuts and for important information about nominating your favorite professor and TA for the Outstanding Teaching Award and Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award.

The College of Mines and Earth Sciences (CMES) is rolling out a new bi-weekly publication called the “Earth Weekly.” This new bulletin aims to serve as a helpful resource for news and information about the college. Every other week, Earth Weekly will cover upcoming events, share important opportunities and resources, and a department highlight or a student/faculty/alumni highlight. This will be posted around the building, as well as online. In this first edition, we are highlighting the Mining Engineering Department.