Author: Kimber Crull
Be a party animal, go wild, give blood
Missouri S&T’s Student Council, Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council are sponsoring a blood drive 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22, through Friday, Aug. 25, in St. Pat’s Ballroom A and B of the Havener Center.
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Join Graduate Women in Science
Want to connect with other passionate women and learn about ongoing research projects led by women at S&T? Faculty, staff and all students are welcome to join Graduate Women in Science.
Read More »Learn about updated classroom technology with IT tour
Over the summer, information technology’s learning environment support team updated classroom computer equipment and upgraded to Windows 11. Faculty can schedule a classroom tour to learn more about the updates, view demonstrations and ask questions about the technology.
Read More »Celebrate Carol Lay’s retirement Friday
After 20 years of service, Carol Lay, office support assistant in electrical and computer engineering (ECE), will retire in August.
Read More »Miner Move-in is tomorrow
Miner Move-in for first-year students is tomorrow, Tuesday, Aug. 15. There will be increased traffic around the residence hall areas and Hasselmann Alumni House. Please avoid these areas between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., if possible.
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Remove bikes from campus racks by 2 p.m. Aug. 10
University Police would like to clear campus bike racks before the start of the fall semester. Please remove all bikes from campus racks by 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 10.
Read More »Schrenk Hall water outage extended to Aug. 21
On Monday, Aug. 7, facilities operations began repairing the sewer lines outside Schrenk Hall. The repairs were scheduled to take up to four days. Now, the repairs are estimated to be complete by Monday, Aug. 21.
Read More »August Staff Council meeting canceled
This month’s Staff Council meeting has been canceled. Look for the Staff Council newsletter in your inbox Wednesday, Aug. 16.
Read More »Insecure encryption protocols to be removed Aug. 15
Early last week, S&T information technology was notified that some encryption protocols used on our campus are not secure. These protocols are meant to secure online communication between two individuals, computing hardware or servers for a specific purpose.
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