Eligible undergraduates can apply for two $4,350 leadership scholarships, while student organization members and officers can be nominated for $1,750 awards. The deadline is Feb. 1, 2027.
Read More »Learn to navigate Ubuntu, use the terminal and run scientific software at an Introduction to Linux training, 3 – 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29.
Read More »Graduate students who teach can observe faculty classrooms Nov. 2-6 during the Provost’s Fall 2026 Teaching Showcase. Sign up for a class today.
Read More »Treats, crafts and games are on the menu at the Graduate School’s Spooky Fall Festival, noon – 2 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, on Toomey lawn.
Read More »A timely warning is a safety notice required by a federal law called the Clery Act. University Police issues these notices when a reported crime may pose a threat to the campus community. Each situation is reviewed by University Police in consultation with S&T’s Clery compliance specialist. These notifications give you information you can use to make informed decisions about your safety.
Read More »Grab your friends and enjoy three Halloween movie nights at S&T Oct. 26-30. Catch “Ghostbusters,” “Hocus Pocus” or “Scream,” with activities and food trucks before the Oct. 29 screening.
Read More »Meet employers and explore career opportunities with SpaceX and Amsted Rail at upcoming campus events Oct. 26 and 29.
Read More »Help tell S&T’s story! Stop by the Havener Center Nov. 4 to participate in upcoming marketing campaigns and receive a free professional photo, a $15 meal voucher and S&T merchandise.
Read More »Explore study abroad opportunities, learn about faculty-led programs or prepare for spring 2027 travel with November events from S&T’s Study Abroad Office.
Read More »Experience Nepali culture at the Dashain celebration Oct. 25, featuring free traditional food, dances, games and trivia. Registration is required, and space is limited.
Read More »