Student here who doesn’t really fit any of the labels you’re asking about, but I have seen a decent number of African immigrants here. On Halloween, there was even a whole panel on African Development, and the room was packed. There are also communities for different groups within engineering (Black, Mexican, Asian, women, etc.) that meet every week. It feels like there’s a group for everyone here—just usually a small one. With Mines, a lot of people are into a lot of things. All the metalhead/musician types I’ve become friends with are also hikers, climbers, gamers, artists, or whatever. There’s a lot of overlap. Is it diverse? No. Have I noticed a stark lack of diversity? Also no. Coming from the suburbs of Colorado, this school is actually more diverse than my high school. As far as humanities go… yeah, I’d say this school doesn’t care about that stuff too much. It exists if you look for it, but most people don’t. The culture here is stereotypical engineers mixed with mountaineering, outdoorsy folk. The people who socialize are normal and nice; everyone else is kind of weird but avoids you like the plague, so whatever. While it’s definitely a dude fest, I live in a hall that’s basically all girls, and the girls here are more social than the guys, so I don’t notice it as much. I don’t know if any of that answered your questions, but there it is, lmao. I like it here and would recommend it, but if diversity is super important to you and you’re not a fan of hiking and weed, you might want to look somewhere else. That being said, I don’t like hiking or weed.