By Jeremiah Vaille Fabian Jimenez, a first-year civil engineering student at Colorado School of Mines was recognized by Colorado Governor Jared Polis for his community outreach and activism in high school. Jimenez was honored with the Colorado Governor’s Citizenship Medal as this year’s Emerging Community Leader. The Colorado Governor’s Citizenship Medal (CGCM) was founded in…
By Jeremiah Vaille Colorado School of Mines students, Bobby White and Josh Trujillo made national news over winter break with the rescue of a dog from an avalanche. They have been featured on ABC News, Good Morning America, and other sites, and will make an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show soon. The content of…
By Jeremiah Vaille After the Colorado School of Mines men’s and women’s cross country teams finished first and second respectively at the NCAA South Central Region Championships in Lubbock, Texas, they will head to the NCAA Division II Championships. At the Region Championship, Colorado School of Mines runner, Dillon Powell, led the men to the…
By Lauren D’Ambra Marvel Studios has a fantastic track record in both the movie and TV show departments, and it looks like that record will continue with the Hawkeye series releasing on November 24th. The series will follow Clint Barton aka Hawkeye as he works to stop a criminal organization from his past. Along the…
By Jade Glaister I’m not fine at all and in a state of pain… that’s right, the breakup album of the decade was re-released, better than ever (and by that, I mean more devastating than ever). Taylor Swift fans everywhere are never ever getting themselves back together after listening to “Red (Taylor’s Version),” where Taylor…
By Zachary Barry I started writing for The Oredigger during my first semester at mines, in the fall of 2018, and I’ve been the Arts and Culture section editor since the fall of 2019. Both of these positions will come to an end when I graduate on December 17th. It’s crazy for me to look…
By Zachary Barry, Caroline D’Ambra, and Lauren D’Ambra After the all too brief thanksgiving break, it’s back at it for 2 weeks before the end of the semester and the start of winter break. The two weeks between Thanksgiving break and the end of the semester are some of the most challenging weeks for students…
By Zachary Barry It’s that time of year again. The leaves have almost all fallen from the trees, and there is a chill in the air. These changes can only mean one thing, the return of Geese to the Mine’s campus. If this is your first year at mines, you may not know what to…
By Lauren D’Ambra If you’ve walked past the corner of Washington and 18th Street lately, you’ve probably seen that a big construction project is beginning to get underway. It may not look like much now, but the empty lot will soon be transformed into the brand new Mines Venture Center, a place for Mines students,…
By Lauren D’Ambra Halloween weekend is a fun time for everybody, people dress up, eat a bunch of candy, and take a little break from their normal day to day routine. This year’s Halloween weekend was exciting for another reason too: Mines had another home football game! The Orediggers took the lead early in the…