Author: Linda Fulps
Office of the provost temporarily moves to Centennial Hall
Limited service will be available from the office of the provost next week while the office moves to Room 214 Centennial Hall. This move is necessary to repair water damage and perform other construction in conjunction with Parker Hall’s roof replacement. The work is estimated to take approximately six to eight weeks and is dependent […]
Read More »Chartwells to have limited hours during break
Chartwells dining locations will have limited hours during winter break. To find out if your favorite dining location is open, go online to www.dineoncampus.com/mst. Einstein Bros. Bagels will be open most days from 8 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Read More »eConnection limited the next two weeks
Due to the upcoming holidays, the eConnection will be sent on Mondays only for the next two weeks, from Dec. 22 through Jan. 2. We will resume the normal schedule of Mondays and Thursdays beginning Jan. 5.
Read More »Venayagamoorthy to receive outstanding educator award
Dr. G. K. Venayagamoorthy has been selected as the IEEE St Louis Section 2009 Outstanding Educator for his service to S&T students and throughout the St. Louis section of the IEEE. He will receive the award at the section’s event on Saturday, Dec. 20.
Read More »Holiday hours for the library
The Curtis Wilson Laws Library will be closed on Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. With the exception of those dates, the library will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, through Saturday, Jan. 3. Normal hours of 8 a.m. to midnight will resume on Sunday, Jan. 4.
Read More »New ‘antivirus’ computer security threat detected on campus
A computer security threat has popped up on several campus computers that may cause the loss of saved data and substantially slow processing time.
Read More »Nominations open for 2009 Ratchford Fellowship
The university community is invited to submit nominations for the 2009 recipient of the C. Brice Ratchford Memorial Fellowship Award. Nomination materials are due March 2. The $5,000 award is given annually at a meeting of the UM Board of Curators to a faculty member who makes significant contributions to the land-grant mission in extension, […]
Read More »Last-minute drive to help local food pantries
Patty Frisbee, director of new student programs, is spearheading a last-minute campuswide drive to get canned goods and other non-perishable food items for area food pantries. With the current economic conditions, area food pantries are falling short of their goals for helping the needy in our community this holiday season. To help out in this […]
Read More »Monday’s power outage information
The campuswide power outage on Monday, Dec. 22, will require a total power outage beginning at 7 a.m., and lasting up to two hours for all university buildings on the main campus. An announcement will be made on Public Radio station KMST, 88.5 FM, when power is restored. A notice will also be emailed to […]
Read More »Complete survey, get entered into KMST’s drawing
Public radio station KMST needs your input. Take the online survey and be entered in a drawing for cash prizes. The Friends of KMST have offered $1,000 in cash prizes for a drawing that takes place after the survey closes at midnight on Friday, Dec. 19. All are invited to participate in the survey, including […]
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