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Police and fraternities adopt family for holidays
Santa had a little help again this year, thanks to Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Pi and University Police. Captain Oscar Kemp, Sergeant Bret Turnbough and Officer Anthony Giacolone partnered with the fraternities to adopt three local families for the holidays.
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Staff Spotlight: Brittany Parnell
Brittany Parnell spends her days guiding new students to success as an academic advisor in S&T’s Advising Center. She enjoys helping new students transition to life as a Miner.
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Wunsch invited to speak at IEEE Symposium in Singapore
Donald Wunsch II and Donald Wunsch III, a 2021 master’s graduate in computer engineering, with Ah-Hwee Tan, IEEE SSCI general chair.
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Rezaei delivers talk at Brazilian meeting
Dr. Fateme Rezaei, the Linda and Bipin Doshi Associate Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, delivered a plenary talk at the <a href="https://www.even3.com.br/eba14brasilia/"14th Brazilian Meeting on Adsorption Nov. 23-25, in Brasilia, Brazil.
Read More »Goldberg’s work selected for ‘Iron Horse Literary Review’
Mathew Goldberg, associate teaching professor in English and technical communication, had his short story collection, “Teshuvah,” selected as a semi-finalist for the Iron Horse Literary Review and Texas Tech University Press First Book Prize.
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Celebrate at chancellor’s holiday brunch Dec. 8
Come enjoy tasty treats and holiday cheer at the chancellor’s holiday brunch 9-11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, at Hasselmann Alumni House. Faculty and staff are invited to celebrate the holidays with refreshments, live piano music, caroling and a party mix station. Guests are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy or a canned food donation to […]
Read More »Finance and Operations information series kicks off Nov. 18
Have you ever wanted to learn more about S&T’s funding sources and how they have changed over time? Or perhaps more about the “colors of money” and why increasing enrollment is so important?
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Prepare for winter weather
Whenever possible, Missouri S&T will stay open for business during winter weather. Under severe weather conditions, university officials may announce a shift to remote operations. Even if campus is not open, classes and work will continue, ensuring that students can make academic progress during the academic year.
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Graduation Fiesta celebration for December graduates
Join the Miner Alumni Association for food, fun and a fiesta in honor of your graduation.
Read More »Dining services open during campus closures
When S&T cancels classes or adjusts to remote operations during severe winter weather, essential services for students don’t cease. Dining services wants you to know, if campus cancels operations, dining locations will remain open.
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