HuskyLEAD: Executive Delegation
Great leaders know they can’t do everything on their own. Join us for HuskyLEAD – Executive Delegation, where you’ll learn how to delegate with purpose by matching responsibilities to individual strengths, providing the right level of support, and following up for success. You’ll leave with practical techniques you can immediately apply to your organizations and leadership roles.
Date: Thursday, October 29th
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
Location: Administration Building Room 220 (Career Services)
If you are interested in attending, please register through Involvement Link. Additionally, if you have any questions about this event, please email Student Leadership & Involvement at activites@mtu.edu. We hope to see you there!
G.R.I.T.: A Leadership Workshop
Join Student Leadership and Involvement for G.R.I.T.: A Leadership Workshop. G.R.I.T. is an interactive, half-day leadership workshop designed to help you develop in the areas of motivation, perseverance, habit formation, and goal-setting. Through self-assessments, peer-to-peer conversations, and large group activities, each individual will come to understand more about themselves and how they can achieve individual success. The skills learned can aid students in working towards any aspiration – from leading their student organization to increasing their GPA to running a marathon. Come join your peers as together we gain resilience and inspire tenacity!
Date: Saturday, November 7th
Time: 1:00 – 4:30 PM
Limited space is available. Please RSVP on Involvement Link by Friday, October 30th at 5 PM. Every participant will receive free program materials, snacks, and a gift.
Transportation Services Campus Town Hall
Have questions or feedback about recent campus parking and shuttle changes? Bring them to the Transportation Services Campus Town Hall, presented by GSG, USG, and Student Commission.
Join us on Tuesday, October 27th at 5:00 PM in Fisher 135. Come hear from Dean of Students Kellie Raffaelli and Transportation Operations Manager Sean Connors, and get your questions answered.
Bring your Husky ID for entry!
Get Ready for the College of Business Career Fair
College of Business students: Are you ready to explore exciting opportunities, connect with industry leaders, and shape the future of your career journey? The College of Business Career Fair is the perfect opportunity to do just that. Join us in the MUB on Oct. 28 to network with top employers who are eager to recruit talent like you!
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET
Location: Memorial Union Building
Michigan Early Voting Starts This Saturday!
Early voting starts in Michigan this Saturday, October 24th. If you plan to vote in Michigan, you can cast your ballot in person at an early voting site before Election Day (November 3rd), now through Sunday, November 1st. At early voting sites, you will receive a ballot and can insert it into a tabulator, similar to how you would vote on Election Day. This is a great option if you will be travelling home this weekend for Fall Break!
Where Can I Vote Early In Michigan?
While the process for voting early is very similar to Election Day polling places, the locations often vary as they serve voters from multiple cities or townships. This means that your site may be different from your normal polling location. To find your early voting site, visit the Michigan Voter Information Center and click on “your voter information.” You can then find information about early voting based on your home address. If you are voting in Houghton County, your early voting site is the Houghton County Building located at 19741 W. Sharon Avenue, Houghton, Michigan 49931.
Have you already received your absentee ballot?
Now is the time to complete and return your ballot! Your completed absentee ballot must be received by your city or township clerk by 8 p.m. on Election Day. You can submit by mail or by hand-delivering the ballot to your clerk’s office or their secure drop box. If you are returning your ballot within two weeks of Election Day, we recommend hand-delivering your ballot to avoid possible postal delays.
Beginning February 2024, you can also bring your absentee ballot to your early voting site or election day polling place to place into a tabulator yourself. If you decide to do so, bring your ballot in the envelope provided by the clerk, and election inspectors will assist you in tabulating your ballot. If you’re travelling home for Fall Break, we recommend bringing your absentee ballot with you and returning it while you are there.
Already voted and wanted to celebrate? Still have questions and want to learn about your options to cast your ballot in the week before the election?
Stop by Party at the Polls hosted by USG! Details are below. Transportation will be provided from 12-4 PM for voters who are registered or want to register in Houghton County. The shuttle will pick up near the event and make stops at Houghton City Center if you need to register with the clerk, and then continue to the Early Voting site for you to cast your ballot. Even if you have already voted, aren’t eligible, or are waiting to vote on election day, you are welcome to join the fun!
Party at the Polls
Get ready to Party at the Polls!
Join USG, WMTU, MUB Board, IRHC, and Cornhole Club on Walker Lawn on October 27th from 12- 4 p.m. for FREE food, music, games, and more! Come hang out, have some fun, and celebrate the importance of voting!
Transportation to the polls will also be available for those voting in Houghton County. We hope to see you all there!
DEA Drug Take Back Day – Fall 2026
Got unused or expired meds? Drop them off safely at Public Safety for the DEA National Rx Take Back Day. Protect your community, protect the environment.
Saturday, October 24th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Please place all medications in a plastic Ziploc bag, not in pill bottles or bottles with personal identifying information; no liquids of any sort, no pill packets, no boxes, etc. Public Safety has an approved DEA box right at dispatch on the first floor of the Harold Meese Center.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the non-emergency line at 906-487-2216 or text 906-421-4911.
MTU’s First Fire Safety Prevention Week Highlights Lithium-Ion Safety on Campus
As part of our commitment to campus safety, Michigan Tech is hosting its first annual Fire Safety Prevention Week next week, from Oct. 26-30, held in coordination with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
This year’s national theme ”Lithium Battery Charging Safety,” directly addresses the risks we face in our offices, labs, and residence halls. While lithium-ion batteries provide an effective and efficient source of power, they can become a safety hazard when damaged or improperly used, charged, or stored.
Not all battery damage is visible from the outside of a device. It’s possible for devices that are not plugged in, show no visible damage, and are working normally to experience sudden internal battery failure, known as thermal runaway.
Thermal runaway occurs when a lithium-ion battery cell overheats internally and rapidly self-accelerates. Even small consumer devices can reach temperatures exceeding 500 degrees Fahrenheit, releasing flammable gases and dense smoke. These failures can occur without warning, even when a device is not charging or in use.
Lithium-ion battery hazards are real, but preventable. Throughout Fire Safety Prevention Week, MTU Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) will offer hands-on demonstrations, safety resources, and practical tips to build safer charging habits across campus.
Visit the MTU EHS website for event schedules and downloadable safety guides. Simple precautions in our shared spaces go a long way toward keeping all Huskies safe!
On Wednesday (10/28/26) and Thursday (10/29/26), join EHS for Pizza and Fire Extinguisher Training in the HSTEM from 6pm to 7pm. Learn how to use a fire extinguisher and win prizes and enjoy pizza.
Film Board Presents: Obsession
Obsession
After breaking the mysterious “One Wish Willow” to win his crush’s heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.
Obsession is Rated R
Friday (10/23): 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Saturday (10/24): 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Sunday (10/25): 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Located on Michigan Tech’s campus in Fisher 135. Free admission for Tech students and $5 for community members. Concessions are $1.50; cards are accepted. We hope to see you at the movie this weekend and have a great day.
You wished for this.
Informational Sessions for the John Lewis Young Leaders Fellowship
John Lewis Young Leaders is a year-long undergraduate fellowship program that equips students with the skills to become effective community organizers and civic leaders. The program pays homage to the beautiful and inspiring friendship between John Lewis and Robert Kennedy and their joint dream of empowering young people to drive social change. Throughout the course of the year, fellows engage their campus and local communities in meaningful human rights work through a robust capstone project. Fellows receive resources and support to ensure their success in the program, including:
- Comprehensive grassroots organizing workshops
- Professional and leadership development training
- 1:1 mentorship from KHRC staff
- Financial support
- Access to an extensive network of human rights and career professionals, peers, and program alumni
By providing fellows with these resources, we aim to build their capacity and confidence to be civically-minded leaders and human rights defenders in their communities, campuses, and careers, committed to enacting positive and perpetual change.
For those who cannot attend, a recording of the session and additional preparation resources will be available on our website, and application office hours with former JLYL fellows will be offered in January.
Red Bull Wings Cup
Think you have what it takes to be the best? Join us for an EA SPORTS FC 27 tournament on October 29 at 4 p.m. in the MUB Commons! PlayStations will be provided, so bring your skills and compete against other Huskies.
Ready to play? Scan the QR code on the poster to register for the MTU event and secure your spot. You can also sign up through the Red Bull Wings Cup University League Qualifier.
How to Participate:
- Find your spot.
- Show up. Queue up. Win. Repeat.
- Climb the Leaderboard.
Every match is a chance to climb the national leaderboard, and competing in a University Qualifier gives you a shot at the National Final. Win there, and you could earn a ticket to the World Final in Miami, where you’ll put both your EA SPORTS FC 27 skills and your soccer skills to the test.
Think you’ve got what it takes? We’ll see you on the pitch!
Winter Carnival Updates!
Winter Carnival is creeping up! Sign up for the email list (WinterCarnival-l) if you would like to receive any updates on events for Carni! Please email the Blue Key Secretary at bksecretary@mtu.edu to be added.
Additionally, Stage Revue sign-ups are now available. Please sign up if your org is interested in participating in this year’s event!
Join the Pilgrim River Tree Army
Join Copper Country TU as we care for and enjoy the Pilgrim River with a streamside tree planting!
- Saturday, Oct 17
- Thursday, Oct 22
Where? Nara Nature Park, Houghton, MI
When? 10:00AM
Volunteers will help plant native tree species, which will help clean and cool the water, provide woody habitat, stabilize banks, and support native plant diversity over invasive species.
This event is family-friendly, and lunch will be provided. Please note that volunteers can expect to walk about 0.5-1 mile to the site. Please secure a free ticket below so we can plan accordingly.
This planting is part of a larger river restoration project to improve aquatic habitat in the Pilgrim River that was impacted by flood events and invasive Reed Canary grass. This project is funded in part by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Sustain Our Great Lakes program.
For more information on Trout Unlimited, check out their website HERE!
Paid Research Opportunity
Hello Everyone,
Are you over 18 and interested in manufacturing? We’re recruiting participants for an IRB-approved study to understand methods of learning that provide the best retention of information and ability to apply into real-life work.
Why Join?
- Introduction to Manufacturing: Learn and develop beginner skills in manufacturing and assembly.
- Contribute to future education: Help us develop the 3601 lab section.
- Financial Compensation: $30 payment upon completion of the study.
Details:
- Time: 2.5 hours
- Location: 1400 Townsend Drive, RL Smith Building 101, Houghton, MI 49931
Contact Gracie Brownlow by October 28th, 2026 at gebrownl@mtu.edu with the subject line of “Research Study”
Take advantage of this exciting opportunity!
Papel Picado Making
Join the Spanish Club for a fun Papel Picado Making event on October 29 from 5:00-6:00 PM in EERC 216!
Learn about Día de Muertos and create your own colorful papel picado decorations. Special guest speaker Jessica Chaves will share insights about this important cultural celebration.
Everyone is welcome, and no experience is needed!
Help Make Engineering Week 2027 A Success!
Calling all MTU Student Organizations, Clubs, Enterprise Teams, and Departments!
The College of Engineering is looking for campus groups interested in hosting engineering-related activities during Engineering Week (February 21-27, 2027)!
Whether it is a hands-on activity, competition, demonstration, workshop, panel, or another creative idea — we want to hear from you!
Let’s create a Fun, engaging, and impactful week TOGETHER!
Meet the Women of Tech
Join us in the East Reading Room of the Van Pelt Library on October 28th from 3:00-5:00pm to meet & learn about women-focused orgs on campus! Stop by quickly or stay the whole time – light refreshments will be served!
Find Your Voice: Speaking Skills Workshop Series
Want to become a more confident speaker? Join Women in Physics at Michigan Tech for the Speaking Skills Workshop Series, a three-part workshop designed to help you find your voice, own the room, and share your ideas with confidence.
Whether you’re preparing for presentations, speaking in class, or communicating your research, this series will help you strengthen your public speaking and communication skills.
Workshop Schedule:
- Session 1: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
- Session 2: Tuesday, October 27, 2026
- Session 3: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Time: 5:00–6:00 PM
Location: Fisher 133, Michigan Technological University
Come build your confidence, improve your speaking skills, and learn to communicate your ideas effectively!
Hosted by Women in Physics at Michigan Tech.
Check out the Alley Makerspace!
Come check out the Alley Makerspace! Located in the basement of the MUB, at no extra cost for Michigan Tech students and faculty, this space has it all. Soldering irons, lathes, 3D printers, tools for woodworking and electronics, as well as crafting and sewing supplies. These tools are all for YOU to use, so come down and get trained between the hours of 3PM to 9PM Monday through Thursday! Our coaches are eager to help you learn and look forward to seeing you!
For more information, visit our website or email makerspace@mtu.edu with your questions.
Join Women in Mining
Join the Women in Mining MTU chapter this Thursday at 5:30 pm in DOW 610.
We meet to discuss our professional development, network with each other, and connect with mining professionals.
All majors are welcome.
Michigan Mystery Dinner
Can you decipher the clues to figure out the local mystery? Join HuskyEats on October 30th for dinner at 4:30 pm in The Eatery at McNair Hall!
MUB Board Presents: Casino Night
MUB Board is hosting Wild West Casino Night and Costume Contest on October 30th from 6- 9 pm in the MUB Ballroom. Come enjoy free Mocktails and a photo booth!
Friends Annual Lecture on Writing Communities
Join Rehema Marie Clarken (HU-Rhetoric) to hear how writing a book can turn strangers into a community and how writing acquaintances find a common point of connection to deepen their friendships through publishing.
Her recent book, A Hundred Thousand Hopes: Stories on the Power of Prayer, is a collection of personal stories, essays, and poems from 27 authors from around the world. Each shares a different perspective when reflecting on how to navigate the struggles of life. Rehema will discuss how writing communities encourage members to share in new creative ways.
Library East Reading Room, Thursday, Oct. 29, 4:30pm.
** Refreshments (and Halloween candy!) will be served.
Or join the webinar
Mental Health Screening Day
Check in with yourself.
College comes with ups and downs, and it’s okay to wonder how you’re really doing. Stop by Mental Health Screening Days for a free, confidential anxiety and/or depression screening that takes just a few minutes to complete. You’ll receive your results immediately, along with information about campus resources and support options if you’d like to explore them. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or simply curious about your mental well-being, this is an easy way to check in with yourself.
This screening is most appropriate and helpful for students who have not established services with a counselor.
Monday, November 2nd from 2:00 pm to 4:00pm in Library 243
Well-being Advocates launching new Peer Support Communities!
College comes with changes and challenges, but you don’t have to navigate them alone! Huskies R.I.S.E. is a collection of student-led peer support communities at Michigan Tech where you can build friendships, share experiences, and find balance between academics, work, and life. Whether you’re adjusting to college or looking to connect with others, there’s a place for you here. No pressure, no judgment, just Huskies supporting Huskies.
North of Home
Adjusting to life away from home takes time. Connect with students who relate, share experiences, and find ways to make Michigan Tech feel more like home. You might be further from home, but you’re not alone.
Wednesdays, 5:00-6:00 pm, EERC 218
Paws & Reflect
Balancing classes, work, and personal life can be overwhelming. Connect with other Huskies to share tips, discuss challenges, and find balance that works for you. Because college is about more than just getting everything done.
Fridays, 2:00-3:00 pm, Fisher 129
Find Your Pack
Making friends in college can be challenging. Meet other Huskies, share experiences, and build friendships at your own pace. Come find your place on campus and build or expand your social circle.
Tuesdays, 6:00-7:00 pm, Fisher 133
Who was that teacher for you?
The teacher who believed in you.
The one who made you love a subject.
The one who encouraged you to try something new, keep going, or see yourself a little differently.
Take a minute to thank them.
Write a postcard to a high school teacher who made a difference in your life. Tell them what they meant to you, what you remember, or how they helped you get where you are today.
You write it. We’ll mail it.
It only takes a few minutes, but it might make their day.
Tuesday, October 27th, 9 am to 1 pm in the Library
Friday, October 30th, 11 am to 1 pm in Wadsworth Dining Hall
Diwali at Michigan Tech
The Indian Students’ Association (ISA) at Michigan Technological University will celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights, on November 15th, bringing together students and members of the university community to share in one of India’s most cherished cultural traditions.
Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil. Celebrated by millions of people around the world, the festival is marked by colorful decorations, festive gatherings, traditional attire, and the spirit of joy and togetherness.
For updates, follow the Indian Students’ Association at Michigan Tech on its official communication channels.
- Early Bird – Till Nov 1st
- MTU: $15
- Non-MTU: $17
- General – Till Nov 13th
- MTU: $20
- Non-MTU: $22
- On-Spot: Based on Availability
The Office of Sustainability and Resilience Presents
Are you passionate about tackling climate change and ready to develop the skills to make a real difference? The NextGen Climate Leaders Fund offers Michigan Tech students a unique opportunity to invest in their future as climate changemakers.
Up to $1,000 in funding is available per student to support eligible professional development activities that build climate leadership skills and networks, such as conference travel, workshops, and training/certification programs.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis through spring 2027, and early applications are appreciated.
Keweenaw Warmth Project
Come crochet with us!
Help us bring comfort to those in need through handmade blankets. We’re collecting yarn and coming together to crochet and knit blankets that will be donated to local shelters and community organizations.
Mondays, 7:15-8:15 pm, SDC 236
New Experience Course to Include Your Community Service Work!
A new experience course to earn credit for your community service and projects in Spring 2027! SS 3918 Community-engaged Experiences. Make your time count while also learning about scholarship on community engagement and reflecting on your experiences.
EARN CREDIT WHILE YOU…
- Incorporate weekly volunteering or charity work with any local nonprofit
- Incorporate your own work on campus for a project to help your community
Examples might be volunteering for the Husky Food Access Network, designing a major fundraiser event, or working with local youth.
- Tues/Thurs 9:30-10:45 a.m. (section A)
- Tues/Thurs 2-3:15 p.m. (section B)
Contact Dr.Kari Henquinet for more information, kbhenqui@mtu.edu
After Hours: Ghost Hunting Tours in the Library
Dare to explore the library after dark!
Think you’re ready to capture the unseen? Join us for After Hours: Ghost Hunting Tours at Michigan Tech’s Van Pelt and Opie Library!
Step into the shadows, explore the stacks, and discover what might be lurking in the library after hours. Whether you’re a paranormal enthusiast, a ghost-hunting rookie, or just looking for a spooky adventure, this is an experience you won’t want to miss! Form a line outside the library to join the fun!
Thursday, October 29, from 10:30 PM – Midnight
Bring your curiosity, gather your bravest friends, and get ready for a hauntingly good time. Who knows what we might uncover?
Minecraft Club Server Hangout
Join the Minecraft Club this Saturday as we hang out on our survival server! You can attend our meeting in Rekhi G05 or join virtually. Join our Discord for more information!
Meeting time: Saturday 10/24, 6-9 PM
Meeting location: Rekhi G05
Volunteers Needed for the 41 North Film Festival!
Be a part of the action and volunteer with 41 North Film Festival! This year’s festival will take place Thursday, Nov. 5-Sunday, Nov. 8 at the Rozsa Center, and we need your help to make it happen! We welcome film enthusiasts, members of the campus community, and local area residents. Individuals and groups are invited to join us as volunteers.
Our volunteers help us keep 41 North free and open to the public and are an integral part of the festival. Volunteers may assist with welcoming festival attendees, ushering, and answering general questions. Help is needed for all four days of the festival; volunteer for one film or for the whole festival—it’s up to you!
Registration opens for the general public on Tuesday, Oct. 20. You can sign up to support single films directly through GivePulse!
What do I do when volunteering at the 41N?
As a Volunteer Usher, you play a critical role in creating a joyful experience at arts events. With Rozsa and 41N leadership, you and other Ushers work together to greet guests, admit folks into the theater, assist with seating and wayfinding, connect guests to venue accommodations, and support effective crowd flow and emergency procedures. Usher roles will be decided as a team at the beginning of the volunteer shift.
Do I do this alone or with other people?
Each show will have a 41 North Volunteer Coordinator, Front of House Lead, and 6-8 volunteer ushers, so you will never be alone! You are always welcome to put together a group—friends, family, or people from an organization—and enjoy the shared experience of bringing a production to life.
What do I wear and bring?
Wear clothes and shoes that you’re comfortable in! Please make sure they are free from stains and tears. Layers are encouraged. 41N volunteers will be provided with a smock to wear during your shift(s). You are welcome to bring a water bottle, and we encourage you to leave valuables at home.
How do I prepare for the event?
No experience is needed. All the training you need will take place the day of the show, before guests arrive. Ensure you arrive at or before the shift start time, and check in with the Volunteer Coordinator in the Rozsa Lobby for a brief orientation.
The 41 North Film Festival spans four days and showcases award-winning independent films and filmmakers from around the region, country, and world. Its mission is to provide Michigan Tech students and the surrounding community with an opportunity to critically engage with films that are currently in distribution and under discussion, as well as the chance to interact with filmmakers, producers, and other industry professionals about the art and business of cinematic storytelling.
Questions can be directed to our Volunteer Coordinator, Allison Neely, at alneely@mtu.edu.
K-pop Club at MTU!
Interested in K-pop? We want to start a K-pop club!
Join our first group meeting on October 30th at 6:00-7:00 PM in the Wads basement: G25W
Korean Snacks will be provided, as well as open discussion time. This is just a starter meeting to see what the interest is like here on campus. No need to bring anything. We are excited to meet other fans and hope to continue the meetings further into the semester.
This event is free to attend! See you there!
Laminate Properties Simulator Demo
Are you working on projects that involve composites like fiberglass and carbon fiber?
This Wednesday at 7 PM, the Society of Manufacturing Engineers at MTU is hosting the Director of Business Development from Vectorply.
He will demo VectorLam, a fiberglass and carbon fiber design tool that helps engineers design the perfect laminate for their application. The goal is to help you achieve your goals of stiffness, strength, weight, and cost with custom composites.
This event will be held in MEEM 303, or it can be joined virtually.
Please use the QR code in the attached flyer to add the calendar invite for the virtual link.
Lions vs. Packers Watch Party! – Lions Watch Club at MTU
The Lions Watch Club will be hosting another watch party this Sunday Afternoon! Join us as the 3-2 Detroit Lions take on the 4-2 Green Bay Packers at home! Fans from both sides are welcome to come as we see who will claim the initial bragging rights of the U.P!
When: Sunday, October 25th, 4:25 pm
Where: Fisher 138
Skate Drive
The Figure Skating Club at MTU is hosting a Skates Equipment Drive from October 26th to November 13th!
Do you or someone you know have an extra pair of adult skates you no longer use? Consider donating them to our club to help make figure skating more accessible for MTU students! We will have donation bins at the Library and MUB.
Visit our website for more information about our Skates Equipment Inventory and the FSC.
Upcoming REAC Social Events!
All are welcome to join either event if interested!
Model Railroading Night with Former CSX Employee and Model Railroader, Eric Peterson
- Monday 11/2 from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in Dillman 320 and 301
Trainz Simulator Night with snacks and drinks
- Monday, 10/26 at 5:30 pm in Dillman 211
Movies and Pumpkin Painting with WiCS
Join Women in Computing Sciences for our annual spooky meeting!
This event is open to all students, and we will be watching a Halloween movie, coloring, and painting pumpkins (as supplies last). We hope to see you there!
Monday, October 26th
5:00-6:00 PM
Fisher 231
Ghouls and Fools Rail Jam!
The Ski & Snowboard Club at Michigan Tech is excited to announce our annual Fall Rail Jam, happening this year on Halloween!
Event Details:
- Spectators: Free!
- Participants: $15 for non-members, $10 for members
- Club Dues: $15
Warm-ups: 12 PM
Rail Jam: 1 PM until the snow melts!
Walker Lawn on Halloween (10/31)
Costumes are encouraged, and helmets are required for all participants.
Raffle Prizes
We’ll be giving away prizes, including gloves, goggles, and more!
Whether you’re hitting rails or cheering from the sidelines, come hang out and celebrate Halloween with us!
We hope to see you there!
October Recess Rec Hours
October Recess is almost here! From October 21 through October 25, the facilities at the Student Development Complex (SDC) and Gates Tennis Center will operate on reduced building hours.
We encourage you to review the full Open Rec Hours schedule online before visiting so you can plan your workouts and rec time accordingly.
Stay active and enjoy October Recess!
Questions? Email recreation@mtu.edu
This Week in Michigan Tech Athletics
Support your Michigan Tech Huskies!
Friday, October 23rd
- Soccer vs. Ferris at 6:00 pm
Sunday, October 25th
- Soccer vs. UW Parkside at Noon (12:00 pm)
- Senior Day
MTU Aquatics
Registration for session 2 of Fall 2026 Michigan Tech Aquatics Programs closes today!
Explore our programs for all ages and abilities:
- Huskies Group Swim Lessons Parent & Child Aquatics (ages 6 months to 3 years)
- Huskies Group Swim Lessons Preschool Aquatics (ages 4-5 years)
- Huskies Group Swim Lessons Learn to Swim Levels 1-5 (ages 6-17 years)
- Huskies Swim Training (ages 6-17 years)
- Adult Huskies Swim Lessons (18 or older)
- Adult Huskies Swim Training (18 or older)
- Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessons
- Huskies Diving Clinic
Important Information for Parents/Guardians for program registration:
To register your child for aquatics programs this coming fall, you’ll need to:
1. Create your account *Note: Due to system constraints, only current students, faculty, and staff may use an MTU email. All others must use or create a different email address to create an account.
2. Add your children as your affiliates (with their date of birth)
3. Register your child through their affiliate profile (profile options in top right corner), not your own, for any program with an age requirement.
This ensures accurate participant information and correct age group placement.
Create your accounts early to be ready!
Additional information on how to create your user account can be found here.
Additional information on how to create your child’s affiliate account can be found here.
Questions? Contact Annie Boyle at ambengry@mtu.edu or 906-487-2995.
See you at the pool!
Intramurals
Registration is open for Fall Intramurals. Get your team together and score a Championship T-Shirt!
- Women’s Regular Season
- Men’s Regular Season
- Men’s Singles Tournament Regular Season
- Women’s Singles Tournament Regular Season
- Open Doubles Tournament Regular Season
- Co-Rec Regular Season
- Men’s/Open Regular Season
- Women’s Regular Season