New study from Apple and USGS helps define rock-to-metal ratios (RMRs) in order to quantify the environmental burden of rock movement.

Enrollment is open for the two courses: "Water in Mine Operations and Slope Stability", starting in July, and "Geotechnical Radar Monitoring" (on demand), starting in August.

Tucson TV station KGUN9 featured the professional organization "Women in Mining" and the new School in a recent newscast. 

The University of Arizona is among the most impactful research universities in the world, according to the global higher education analysis company Quacquarelli Symonds, based in the United Kingdom.

Today marked the delivery of the new femtosecond laser system for the analysis of solids and solutions. That is just one of over a dozen research projects supported by the School of Mining and Mineral Resources.

College faculty, staff and students recently gathered honor the semester's outstanding graduates and graduate teaching assistants. The awardees are nominated by faculty members for going above and beyond in their studies and work.

On Arizona's NPR affiliate AZPM, Brad Ross, interim director of the School of Mining and Mineral Resources talks about the present and future of mining in Arizona and beyond.

Research requires several people working over long lengths of time, and students play an important role in this.

The annual barbecue at the San Xavier mine is organized by the University's SME student chapter. A fun day for students, faculty, staff, and their families!

At the SHPE Engineering Day, a workshop simulating space mining aimed to inspire specifically Latinx high-school students to pursue a career in a STEM program.