Student Council is tackling topics that matter to students, including campus parking, Fitness Center hours, academic advising and the use of AI in coursework. They’re also gathering student feedback on proposed A&R Day changes and working to improve campus resources. Share your feedback today!
Read More »Get your flu shot at Student Health Services Oct. 20, 22, 27 or 29. The first two recipients each day get vaccinated free, and participants can enter a gift basket drawing.
Read More »Help welcome 1,200 middle and high school students to S&T for STEM Day on Nov. 5. Volunteers are needed for a variety of roles.
Read More »Hear Dr. Robert Holmes discuss how floods and curiosity shaped his career during a presentation at 7 p.m. Oct. 21.
Read More »Research and Innovation has launched a new research development & pre-award services section, bringing together proposal development and sponsored programs pre-award services under unified leadership. The new structure is designed to better align research support across the proposal lifecycle, providing a more integrated, faculty-centered service from funding opportunity identification and proposal development through pre-award review, submission, and contracting.
Read More »Repairs to a geothermal line in the Havener Arrival Complex are scheduled to begin Monday, Oct. 12, and conclude by Friday, Oct. 16. The work will temporarily affect pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Temporary fencing and access routes signage will be installed around the construction area.
Read More »Missouri S&T is launching a new community movie night series called S&T Movies on the Green, with the first screening scheduled Thursday, Oct. 29, on the oval green in the Havener Arrival Complex.
Read More »Repairs to a geothermal line in the Havener Arrival Complex are scheduled to begin Monday, Oct. 12, and conclude by Friday, Oct. 16. The work will temporarily affect pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Temporary fencing and access routes signage will be installed around the construction area.
Read More »For $3, you can send a thank-you gram that includes a small gift and personalized message. Whether recognizing a teammate, thanking a mentor, or celebrating someone who made a difference, a thank-you gram is a simple way to brighten a colleague’s day.
Read More »Faculty, staff and postdoctoral or research fellows at Missouri S&T are invited to participate in a graduate research study about employee experiences with university communications.
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