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People pose with a man and an award.

At annual Lacy Lecture, Komatsu executive digs into ‘island of knowledge’

Caroline Wichers, School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources, Tucson

Caroline Wichers finds her calling in mining engineering

Students pose in front of a building.

Summer crash program trains undergrads to tackle mine tailings challenges

Kray Luxbacher, Curt Coccodrilli

Students guide DOE officials on tour of San Xavier Mine

Homecoming 2026 graphic, four people smiling, holding Wilbur Wildcat mascot sign and pompoms

Homecoming 2026

Sefiu Adewuyi, School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources, Isabel Barton, Jinhong Zhang, Freeport-McMoRan, Sehliselo “Selo” Ndlovu, extractive metallurgy and hydrometallurgy

Mining faculty draw out copper with $1.7M DOE award

Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson, College of Engineering students, San Xavier Underground Mining Laboratory.

$20M DOE award bolsters U of A mining research, industry partnerships

The Women in Engineering camp visits the San Xavier Underground Mining Laboratory

Opening the door to mining at the 2026 Summer Engineering Academy

School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources Washington D.C.,

DOE invests $100M in U.S. mining education

Three men and one women stand at the mouth of an underground mine.

$110,000 Dykers family gift strengthens outreach at the San Xavier Mine

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