South Dakota School of Mines & Technology (SDSMT)

South Dakota Mines students designed and built the mobile stage. The Rushmore Music Festival sponsored the project and will use it for pop-up concerts all summer.

South Dakota Mines researchers are exploring a battery breakthrough. The leftovers from processing certain plants could power everything from your cell phone to a spaceship.

The position, shared between the schools, will eye both environmental goals and savings to the institutions.

There’s more overlap between the mathematic precision of engineering and freeform creativity of the fine arts than you may think. South Dakota Mines showed that creative connection with the BeethoVAN, a project that hopes to bring chamber music beyond the concert hall.

May might be mental health awareness month, but it’s also finals week for many college students. That makes this week particularly important for university counseling departments.

Chad Carpenter, D.D.S., is teaming up with South Dakota Mines students on a prototype for remote robotic dental surgery.

Water from the Missouri River flows into 20 cities and rural water systems in the eastern part of the state. There are now projects in the works to supply Missouri River water to the rest of the state. It’s part of a long-term plan to begin tapping an irrigation source promised decades ago.

South Dakota Mines holds their annual cultural expo this week. From the reservations right here in the state to Bangladesh and Nepal, students hosted booths dedicated to their homes.

The money will go toward scholarships for both the men's and women's basketball programs.

Laurie Anderson, Ph.D., has earned one of the most prestigious scientific honors. She thought the email announcement was spam at first.