What if computing could help people better understand whether an old legal conviction can finally be left in the past? Computer science PhD student Josh Alele-Beals is making online tools to help people navigate the complexities of statutory law. He’s currently focused on Michigan’s Clean Slate Law, which allows people to have some old convictions . . .
PhD student Tagore Kosireddy views artificial intelligence from dual vantages as both a learning coach in the highly acclaimed Building Adult Skills In Computing (BASIC) program at Portage Lake District Library and as a researcher. Kosireddy, who earned his master’s degree in Data Science from Tech in 2025, is focusing his doctoral work in Computer . . .
Four Houghton High School students from the Michigan Tech-led CyberHusky Team are among the winners of the 2026 Presidential AI Challenge state championship. The nationwide competition is designed to engage students in applying artificial intelligence tools to help their local community and solve real-world problems.
CyberHusky participants from Houghton High School achieved their best-ever results in the 2025 Cyberpatriot National Youth Cyber Defense Competition.
Researchers, faculty, students, alumni, and community members are invited to the fourth annual Computing [MTU] Showcase Oct. 1-3. The showcase features keynote talks, panel discussions, research exhibits, and student activities that explore how computing tackles society’s most complex challenges while opening doors to new opportunities in research, industry, and community.
Professors, researchers, and university leaders Dan Fuhrmann and Tim Havens have full plates. But they make room in their lives for music as a way to create, connect, and cultivate community. The duo has been playing together since 2012, when Fuhrmann, then chair of Michigan Tech’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, hired Havens as . . .