The Young Americans for Freedom will host Yeonmi Park, human rights activist and TED Speaker, who grew up in a punishing society devoted to the worship of Kim Jong-Il.

At a public forum sponsored by the KUUF, members of the Michigan Tech student delegation to the UN climate change conference will describe their experiences there.

Join Anne Beffel for light refreshments and a Studio Here Now talk.

The American Indian Science and Engineering Society at Michigan Technological University is hosting the Baashkaakodin-Giizis Freezing Moon Traditional Powwow.

The Sustainability Demonstration House tenants invite you to attend our upcoming Open House.

Gather is a portrait of the movement amongst Native Americans to reclaim their spiritual, political and cultural identities through food sovereignty, while battling the trauma of centuries of genocide.

Wildlife Through Forestry series of special events continues

Our program will feature Bill Van Korsky, who will give us a live presentation on his research into Native American Trail Marker Trees.

The panel will discuss AI art, ethics, and philosophy.

The melodious Michigan Tech Trombone Choir performs this concert in the beautiful Rozsa Lobby.

Robots, towers and boats, oh my! K-8 students and their families are invited to the Western Upper Peninsula STEM Fair & Festival. Join in the fun with nearly two dozen hands-on activities, in addition to viewing the variety of science fair projects submitted by more than 50 Copper Country students in grades 4-8. The event is free and open to all K-8 students and their families.

The 2023 IPEC lecture series, "Work in Transition,” explores the transforming world of work from key perspectives: the long view of the history of work; the emergence of new forms of work; the challenges of the new workplace; and what work might look like to build a better world.