From achieving R1 research status to the Mars Rover Design Team winning a world championship, 2025 was a year of remarkable progress. Other highlights include the dedication of the Welcome Center and many more accomplishments that shaped our future.
Read More »Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Pi partnered with Assistant Chief of Police Oscar Kemp to adopt four local families for Christmas. Together, they raised $4,500 to purchase gifts and gift cards for the families.
Read More »The S&T IT team continues to enhance the university’s network infrastructure and is tentatively planning a major network upgrade 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10. Some network services including the internet, phones, access systems and alarms will be intermittently unavailable.
Read More »Effective Jan. 1, Dr. Kate Drowne has been named associate provost for faculty affairs, and Dr. Islam El-Adaway has been appointed associate provost for St. Louis operations.
Read More »Beginning Jan. 26, all first- and second-year students will gain access to Stellic, S&T’s new degree planning platform that helps students map courses, track progress and stay on track for graduation.
Read More »Registration is open in Percipio for Staff Development Week Jan. 13-15. This collection of virtual webinars will largely focus on artificial intelligence.
Read More »Help Me Print is now available to campus macOS users. The tool allows you to quickly find and install printers by building and location, without manual configuration or IT assistance. Adding campus printers on a Mac is now faster and easier.
Read More »The Student Success Center is seeking faculty-recommended students to serve as peer tutors via Knack. Ideal candidates earned a B or higher in your course and demonstrated strong communication skills and reliability.
Read More »Jason Summers and Cole Rischbieter have received the physics department’s Outreach Award for 2025. The award recognizes their contributions to activities that promote physics to children, college students and the general public.
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