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Mines welcomed about 1,623 first-year and transfer students to campus this fall. For some, their very first class as Orediggers was Calculus for Scientists and Engineers, taught by Gus Grievel, teaching professor of applied mathematics and statistics.

The Office of New Student and Transition Services (NeST) set up a photo both on the pedestrian plaza for students to snap a photo on their first day at Mines.

Prime study and collaboration spots on campus, like this one in Marquez Hall, filled up quickly on Monday as students got to work.

Students discuss the fundamentals of design with Professor of Practice Garrett Erickson during the first day of Cornerstone Design (Design I) in McNeil Hall.

Chris Coulston, teaching professor of electrical engineering, walks through the classroom during the first day of his Electronic Devices and Circuits course in Brown Hall.

Students work problems on the whiteboard during the first day of Dr. Coulston's Electronic Circuits and Devices course.
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Colorado School of Mines is a public R1 research university focused on applied science and engineering, producing the talent, knowledge and innovations to serve industry and benefit society – all to create a more prosperous future.