Author: Alexandra Gast
Bonfire & Blankets welcomes students back
Kick off the semester with Bonfire & Blankets from 7 p.m.-midnight Saturday, Aug. 29, at Moss & Maple Farm, 10300 County Road 8130 in Rolla. This free event for S&T students features a bonfire, music, yard games and a laid-back evening outdoors. Bring your friends, a blanket or lawn chair, and marshmallows for roasting.
Read More »Graduate Student Travel Fund supports conference presentation
Presenting your research at a conference? The Graduate Student Travel Fund can help offset eligible travel expenses. Learn more and apply.
Read More »Learn about the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program Aug. 27
Explore the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program (NGFP) during a virtual information session for Missouri S&T graduate students from 4-5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27. Learn about fellowship opportunities that connect graduate-level expertise with national service and get your questions answered. Register for the virtual session.
Read More »Graduating in December? Apply for graduation in Joe’SS
If you plan to graduate in December, remember to apply for graduation in Joe’SS. Applying is required for your degree to be awarded and ensures you receive important information about degree clearance, deadlines and commencement.
Read More »Take the Three-Minute Thesis challenge and compete for $500
Can you explain your research in just three minutes and one slide? Put your skills to the test in Missouri S&T’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition. Open to all active graduate students, 3MT is an opportunity to strengthen your research communication skills, compete for up to $500 and earn the chance to represent Missouri S&T […]
Read More »Meet, connect and build confidence at Topic on the Table
Join fellow graduate students and postdoctoral scholars for Topic on the Table, a new weekly conversation series designed to build communication skills and connections in a relaxed setting. The first conversation, “Welcome to the Table: Breaking the Ice,” is 6-7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 1, on the first floor of Curtis Laws Wilson Library near Miner […]
Read More »Campus office relocations
Several campus offices have relocated this summer as facilities projects continue across campus. Before heading to an office you haven’t visited recently, check its current location. Bookmark the Campus Relocations webpage for the latest information about office moves and temporary locations.
Read More »Start the Semester with Welcome Week
Classes are back — and so is Welcome Week. Kick off the semester with free events and activities, including Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, Glow with the Flow Yoga, Bubble Soccer and more.
Read More »Parking Updates for Fall 2026
Several parking changes take effect this fall. Here’s what students should know before parking on campus.
Read More »Explore Entrepreneurship at the NSF I-Corps™ Awareness Workshop
NSF I-Corps helps scientists, engineers and researchers explore the potential value of their technologies and inventions in the marketplace. Join the free NSF I-Corps™ Awareness Workshop from noon-1:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10, in Room 140 Toomey Hall. Lunch will be provided. RSVP by Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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