Student Events
S&T theatre students to present ‘Broadbend, Arkansas’
Tickets are on sale now for the Missouri S&T student production of the musical “Broadbend, Arkansas.”
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Donut Stress, Reach for Success
On Wednesday, March 22nd, the Student Success Center is hosting a stress-reducing program which would allow you to learn different ways to cope with daily stressors you encounter as an S&T Student and how to overcome them.
Read More »NPHC Informational
National Pan-Hellenic Conference (NPHC) fraternities will host an informational session for the campus on Monday, March 6 from 5:00-6:30pm in BCH 120.
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The Kay Brothers and Dixie Union to perform at Leach Theatre
Leach Theatre presents its final Missouri S&T Campus Performing Arts series performance on Friday, March 10, with The Kay Brothers at 7:30 p.m. featuring “Old-Time Missouri Stompgrass”.
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Launch Your Leadership Conference
Do you want to learn how bring your leadership to the next level? Sign up for the Launch Your Leadership conference featuring Swift Kick Leadership sponsored by Student Council and Student Involvement
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History “Alive” Museum
History “Alive” Museum will be on campus February 15th from 10-11:30am and 2-3:30pm. Explore notable African American men and women in science and technology that contributed to shaping the future.
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Mining for Success Vision Board Making at the Student Success Center
Stop by the student success center on Thursday, February 16th for snacks, games, and vision board making while supplies last!
Read More »Let’s reach half a million steps!
Only three days in and already nearly 150,000 steps have been logged in the Leach Theatre Step Challenge by more than 20 walkers. Want to join in? It’s not too late to get started!
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Welcome back week!
On Monday, January 30th and Tuesday January 31st, the Student Success Center would like to welcome you back to campus.
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Missouri S&T Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
Students please join us as our featured Martin Luther King Jr. speaker Ken Nwadike Jr. takes a deeper dive into how you can develop your leadership skills and positively influence our campus community.
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