Student News
Get spooky with the haunted maze
Haunting season is fast approaching and the Haunted Maze will get you in the spirit! Tickets are $5 before October 25th and $6 at the door. All proceeds benefit JDRF and Make-A-Wish Foundation. Tickets will be available for purchase in front of Havener and the library from Oct 21-24 from 10am-1pm. Come see what Type […]
Read More »Mental Health Awareness week
Mental Health Awareness Week, a collaboration between Miner Wellness, Delta Sigma Phi, Counseling Services, and Student Council, is occurring October 7th to the 11th. Keep an eye out for events happening outside the Havener Center and in the Havener Atrium all week, and a Mental Health Resource Table at Thomas Jefferson Residential Hall on Wednesday! […]
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All are welcome to a Bob Ross painting night
Looking for a way to relieve some stress? Join ACM Women and ACM Hack at their Bob Ross themed event to paint and enjoy refreshments. The event will be held on October 9th from 7:00 to 8:00 in Toomey 254. Canvases, paint, brushes, snacks, and even glasses of sparkling juice will be provided. Everyone is […]
Read More »Hispanic Heritage Month snacks and discussion
Join us on October 8th at 5pm for snacks and to learn about our students life experiences!
Read More »Student Success presentations
Are you a part of a student organization? Do you need presentations to help your new members in their academic endeavors? We got you covered! The Student Success Center is now offering presentations over: Time Management, Motivation/Procrastination, Note-Taking, Goal Setting, and Test-Taking Strategies. If you are interested in scheduling a presentation, please contact wanja@mst.edu or […]
Read More »Computer Science seminar
Shudip Datta will be giving a seminar about Efficient Photo Crowdsourcing in Delay-tolerant Networks with Evolving POIs on Monday, October 7th in CS 209 from 10:00-10:50am
Read More »Free movie showing
Come see Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy on October 26th. It reveals amazing new evidence connected to Moses’s ability to write the first books of the Bible and why today most mainstream scholars are blinded to that possibility. It also uncovers a new pattern of evidence that some believe link the Israelites to the […]
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Show your S&T pride and become Miner famous
Come to one of our casting call sessions to be included in photography, video, social media posts, and publications promoting S&T and life as a Miner. We are looking for students of all ages, races, majors, gender identities, backgrounds and club/organization involvement. In exchange for spending about 20-30 minutes of your time with members of […]
Read More »Local volunteer opportunity
On October 12th we will have our Second Saturday Service event of the month. We are partnering with The Meramec Regional Planning Commission which works to enhance the quality of life for residents of the Meramec Region. They are working in collaboration with the Ozark Rivers Solid Waste Management District which provides assistance to communities […]
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Learn about scholarships up to $30,000 for Study Abroad
Have you ever considered studying overseas? Are you interested in learning about scholarships and fellowships to support study abroad? If so, this presentation is for you! On October 16th, a representative of the Institute of International Education will visit S&T to talk to interested students about the Boren Awards scholarship and fellowship programs. The presentation […]
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