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A poster about Freeport-McMoRan on the University of Arizona campus

$2.5M grant supports mining education throughout Arizona

Victor Tenorio and Shayne Zadro

Zadro wins MGE's outstanding senior award

College of Engineering, 2024 Winter Commencement

Winter Commencement

Hee Jeong Kim, an assistant professor with appointments in the departments of civil and architectural engineering and mechanics, materials science and engineering and mining and geological engineering at the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

2024 Women of Impact Awards honor Hee-Jeong Kim

UA College of Engineering Design Day

Winter Craig M. Berge Design Day

mine

Most Southern Arizonans support copper mining, study finds

A School of Mining & Mineral Resources tent at the University of Arizona.

Timothy Snider expounds the future of copper at 2024 Lacy Lecture

A portrait of Sehliselo Ndlovu

Expert in mineral processing joins MGE

Misael Cabrera pens editorial in 'Utility Dive'

Mining

Department of Labor grant supports U of A mine safety training

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