fall of 2021, the university enrolled its largest freshman class since 1982. The student body consists of more than 7,000 graduate and undergraduate students (Fall 2017) and more than 470 academic faculty (Fall 2017). Michigan Tech students are primarily from Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois. The student body is approximately 75.4% European-American/Non-Hispanic, 14.2% International, 1.6% Hispanic, 1.5% percent African American, 1.0% Asian, 0.6% Native American, 1.0% Multiracial, 0.1% Pacific Islander, and the remaining 4.5% was not supplied. Student organizations Michigan Tech currently recognizes more than two hundred student organizations, including: The Daily Bull, satirical daily entertainment press newspaper; often prints current campus and world news in some form or other Alpha Phi Omega, Epsilon Lambda chapter, national co-ed service fraternity Mushing Club at Michigan Tech, The first university mushing (dog sledding) club in the US. Founded in 2018 by student mushers, Adam Schmidt and Claire Hendricks. Mu Beta Psi, Zeta chapter, national honorary musical fraternity The Alpha (first) chapter of Alpha Sigma Mu, nationwide metallurgical and materials engineering honors fraternity Blue Key, an affiliate of the National Blue Key honor society, which organizes the annual Winter Carnival The pride of Pastyland, the cream of the Keweenaw, the second best feeling in the world, the Huskies Pep Band. Turkish Students Association at MTU, a cultural, non-political, non-religious and non-profit organization; aims to promote and preserve Turkish culture and heritage on MTU campus and in the community Religious organizations: there are many religious groups on campus including Lutheran Collegians, Intervarsity, Cru, St. Albert the Great University Parish, and His House Christian Fellowship. The Michigan Tech Lode, award-winning weekly student newspaper, serving campus since 1921. Undergraduate Student Government WMTU-FM, student-run radio station Film Board, screens theatrical features at a low cost to students and other members of the Michigan Tech community Society of Women Engineers, promotes and supports female diversity in STEM fields; for over six decades, SWE has given women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering industry; MTU's section of SWE held the 2014 Region H Conference Feb 14- 16, 2014 Engineers Without Borders, an affiliate of EWB-USA; works on international engineering projects in developing communities Omega Chi Epsilon, the Chemical Engineering Honor Society; a member of the National Omega Chi Epsilon Mind Trekkers, promotes K-12 STEM education through a traveling STEM festival with fun and educational activities targeted at middle school students Greek life Michigan Tech is currently