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150th brand and promotional purchases Zoom training available
S&T marketing and communications offers free virtual training sessions on the 150th brand guidelines and promotional purchasing using the university’s licensing program.
Read More »Spring course offering: Modern Algebra II/Introduction to Ring Theory
Dr. Matt Insall will teach the course Modern Algebra II/Introduction to Ring Theory this semester. It is two courses in one. Modern Algebra II is a continuation of Modern Algebra I (MATH 5105); its course number is MATH 5106. Introduction to Ring Theory is a graduate course continuing in the same vein, but specialized to […]
Read More »Prepare for return to campus by quarantining now
As the university prepares to welcome students back to campus for the start of the spring 2021 semester, Dr. Dennis Goodman, chief medical officer, advises students to quarantine at home for 10 days prior to return. All students who plan to move in to residence halls, university-approved off-campus housing or private housing by Monday, Jan. 18, should begin their quarantine today (Friday, Jan. 8).
Read More »Student employee co-op opportunity in the S&T IT department
The S&T information technology department has posted job descriptions for student employee co-op positions on the Help Desk and Desktop Management teams in Handshake. Please visit https://mst.joinhandshake.com/ to view the co-op postings. To learn how to set up your Handshake account, please reference https://career.mst.edu/handshake.
Read More »Spring Early Bird textbook reservation and online ordering now open
We pull & pack, you pay & go! Early Bird Textbook Reservation or order online. Help keep the crowds down by ordering in advance. Thank you!
Read More »Fall textbook rental return, sell-back
Textbook rentals are due by 4:00 pm, Friday, Dec. 18.Textbook sell-back is available in-store or online.
Read More »Windows critical updates
Windows Critical Updates will take place this weekend between the hours of midnight Friday December 11, to 6 a.m. Saturday, December 12. Please leave your computer connected to the S&T network and powered on over the weekend. Save and/or close any applications running as your computer will reboot during the update.
Read More »AnyConnect VPN tool decommission
The virtual private network (VPN) tool, AnyConnect, will be decommissioned and no longer available for use after the holiday break. A replacement tool, OpenVPN is available now. Upon your return from the holiday break in January, connecting to the S&T network using OpenVPN for any offsite access to campus network drives will be required. To […]
Read More »December graduates, come celebrate at the Graduation Fiesta
All graduating students are invited to stop by the Miner Alumni Association for a walk-through fiesta in honor of your graduation! Come celebrate with us on Thursday, Dec. 10, 3–5 pm at Hasselmann Alumni House, 1100 N. Pine St.– Grab your fiesta to go– Pick up your keepsake glass– Two chances to win a $100 […]
Read More »Pandemic literature course this spring
A new one-time course on Pandemic Literature will be offered this spring as History/English/ALP 3001. It will be taught by Marie Lathers, the Weiner Distinguished Visiting Professor of the Humanities, on MWF 2-2:50. We will read fiction about plagues and pandemics by Daniel Defoe, Edgar Allan Poe, Jack London, Katherine Anne Porter, Albert Camus, Geraldine […]
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