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Welcome to the official source for news and updates from the Division of Student Affairs. This is your home for the latest announcements, achievements, and important developments that shape the Michigan Tech experience. From celebrating student and staff successes to launching new programs, we’re here to keep you informed every step of the way.

In this section, you’ll find:

  • Official announcements and press releases
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  • Updates on divisional policies and procedures
  • Milestones and achievements from across Student Affairs

Supporting Our Academically Suspended Students


Anna McClatchy

About the Author

Anna McClatchy, EdD

Assistant Dean of Student Success and Director of the Waino Wahtera Center for Student Success


Estimated reading time: 3 minutes

On December 17, 2024, a handful of offices processed several thousand grades. For many students, this resulted in a sigh of relief, or even celebration, but for some this news may not have been as joyous. On average, 100 students receive academic suspensions at the end of each semester. Of those 100 or so students, 50 percent of them appeal their suspension to the Scholastic Standards Committee. Nearly half of those appeals are approved each semester. The remaining students must sit out on suspension. Suspension terms last for one semester plus summer semester, or for an entire academic year.

The Vital Role of Student Org Advisors


Danielle Meirow

About the Author

Danielle Meirow

Director of Student Leadership and Involvement


Estimated reading time: 3 minutes

Michigan Tech is currently home to 249 student organizations with 14 additional groups in the process of forming. These organizations contribute significantly to campus life and help to create a sense of belonging for many Huskies. During the 2023-2024 academic year alone, Student Leadership and Involvement oversaw over 180 travel requests, 600 event submissions, and $410,000 of allocated funding on behalf of student groups. This is no small feat, and we would not be able to do so without the support of advisors who provide day-to-day mentorship to each of our registered student organizations on campus.