South Dakota School of Mines & Technology (SDSMT)

A $6.7 million renovation has changed the floorplan and priorities at the South Dakota Mines library.

Researchers at South Dakota Mines have received a National Cancer Institute grant to support work regarding black phosphorus and cancer treatments.

South Dakota Mines students are building computer models that could help predict cattle and corn markets.

One student has accomplished what only four other students at South Dakota Mines have done.

Students at South Dakota Mines in Rapid City are celebrating a pair of big wins. The school took home first place in two categories of a state business competition.

The donation will help fund the Nucor Mineral Industries Building to replace an aging classroom and research facility that contains asbestos.

South Dakota Mines and the National Security Innovation Network: We talk with research team members from Mines about their work with NSIN.

On June 17, 2015, a white supremacist gunman killed nine people during a bible study at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Reverend Sharon Risher was working as a hospital chaplain when she learned her mother and two cousins were among the dead.

Combining creativity and artistic activities is the premise behind a new program at South Dakota Mines called Art+Engineering.

Underground and surface mines can be very dangerous environments. South Dakota Mines has spent the past year developing a virtual reality training module that essentially mimics the mining environment and its mission is to improve hazard safety instruction.