Student News
‘The Nutcracker’ is coming to Leach Theatre
Classical Arts Entertainment will present The Nutcracker, performed by International Ballet Stars, at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, and 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14, in Leach Theatre. This family-friendly ballet features all-new, hand-painted sets, more than 200 costumes, and a cast of ballet artists from 12 countries. The production includes Tchaikovsky’s iconic music and notable scenes such […]
Read More »Apply for the Miner Alumni Association scholarship by Feb. 1
Applications are now open for the Miner Alumni Association Leadership Award Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship recognizes outstanding student leaders who demonstrate academic excellence and meaningful involvement on campus and in the community. Applicants must: A complete application includes: Applicants will be evaluated on academic excellence, service, personal goals, potential and recommendations. Two $3,500 awards will […]
Read More »Fall 2025 Graduates:
Congratulations, graduates! Getting your name right is important to us! As you can imagine, reading names at commencement is a daunting task, which is why our name reader needs your help. Please take a minute to fill out this pronunciation form to ensure your name is pronounced correctly during the ceremony.
Read More »Apply for Team Innovation Project openings
Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply for Team Innovation Project openings sponsored by Apex Systems. Students from computer science, engineering, engineering management, systems engineering, business or related fields who are eager to tackle a high-value, interdisciplinary problem are encouraged to apply. Spring 2026 Project Focus Fall 2026 Project Focus Learn more about the […]
Read More »Student financial services moves to Centennial Hall
Due to the HVAC replacement project in Parker Hall, student financial services has temporarily relocated to Room 205 Centennial Hall.
Read More »Parking ticket amnesty day set for Dec. 16
Parking and transportation services will host a campus parking citation amnesty day 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 16, at the parking and transportation services office. In exchange for a $10 cash donation, the department will void up to two qualifying unpaid S&T parking tickets per person.
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Graduate researchers shine at ISC’s 20th annual poster presentation
The Intelligent Systems Center (ISC) hosted its 20th annual poster presentation on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in the Havener Center atrium. Nineteen graduate students showcased research in areas such as intelligent manufacturing, computational intelligence, embedded systems, cybersecurity, advanced simulation and control, and smart living systems.
Read More »Chi Epsilon honors society celebrates fall class of 2025
The S&T chapter of Chi Epsilon, the national civil engineering honor society, welcomed new members during its fall 2025 initiation ceremonies. Congratulations to the newest initiates and chapter honor member Steve Sieckhaus, president of Clayco in St. Louis.
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S&T music groups to perform holiday concert Dec. 12
Missouri S&T’s arts, languages and philosophy department will present a holiday concert featuring the university jazz ensemble, orchestra and choir at 7 p.m. Friday, December 12, in the Leach Theatre.
Read More »Submit your creative work to ‘Southwinds’
Share your creativity with the campus community! Southwinds, Missouri S&T’s student-run arts magazine, is now accepting submissions of literary work, art and photography for its upcoming edition.
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