Student News
Tagline Competition winners announced for MEI master’s of science in economics and innovation
Winners have been announced for the MEI master’s of science in economics and innovation Tagline Competition, held March 20. Students were invited to submit taglines for the new program. Eleven finalists pitched their ideas to a panel of judges and audience members in a one-minute presentation format. Thanks to judges Jill Warren, Dr. Phillip Mulligan, […]
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Miner Alumni Association announces 2024–25 Young Alumni Council members
The Miner Alumni Association (MAA) is excited to announce the 2024–25 Young Alumni Council (YAC) members. Established in 2014, the YAC addresses the unique needs and interests of young alumni. The council serves as an advisory committee to the MAA, helping develop engagement strategies to strengthen the connection between young alumni and the association. The […]
Read More »Report integrity or accountability concerns
The Code of Conduct reflects our core values, setting expectations for ethical behavior and encouraging us to always do what’s right. Reporting concerns is an important part of this, helping improve policies and build trust. This contributes to a respectful workplace, reducing stress and boosting productivity. To report a concern, speak with a trusted supervisor […]
Read More »Now hiring peer learning assistants for fall 2025
The Student Success Center is seeking Peer Learning Assistants for the fall 2025 semester. Why apply? Apply here by April 21 for priority review.
Read More »Graduate Student Appreciation Week: April 7-11
Join us for Graduate Student Appreciation Week, a celebration of our graduate students’ hard work and dedication. Pick up an event passport at the kickoff event, attend events to earn stamps, and turn in your completed passport on Friday for a chance to win prizes. For details, visit grad.mst.edu/events/graduatestudentappreciationweek.
Read More »Scholarship available to civic-minded students
The Meg Brady Helping Hand Scholarship has been established to support students who demonstrate positive community impact and promote their growth as leaders. One $1,000 scholarship will be awarded. Preference will be given to applicants who show how their service has impacted others, demonstrate a continued commitment to community service, and exhibit exemplary leadership. Academic […]
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Attend spring band concert
The University Band, directed by Dr. David Samson, will perform its spring concert Friday, April 11, at 7 p.m. in Leach Theatre. Tickets are $5 for the public and free for youth (18 and under). Missouri S&T students will receive free admission with a valid miner ID. Purchase online at leachtheatre.mst.edu or call (573) 341-4219.
Read More »Student Success Center launches new digital resources.
The Student Success Center has uploaded new resources to its website to help students with time management, planning and note-taking. Visit the website to explore these resources!
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‘D-Day, Omaha Beach’ traveling exhibit on display now
A new traveling exhibit, “D-Day, Omaha Beach,” will be displayed in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library from Friday, April 4, through Thursday, May 15. It is based on The Dead and Those About to Die, D-Day: The Big Red One at Omaha Beach, a book published by Dr. John C. McManus, Curators’ Distinguished Professor of history at S&T.
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Want to give a TEDx talk? Get tips from speaker coach tomorrow
Have you ever considered connecting with and inspiring your local community by giving a TEDx talk? Join TEDxMissouri S&T speaker coach Lisa Pavia-Higel for a session on what makes a great TEDx Talk at 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friday, April 11, online via Zoom.
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