Huang receives Clemson University alumni award
Dr. Jie Huang, the Roy A. Wilkens Telecommunications Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, received an Outstanding Young Alumni Award from Clemson University in April. The award recognizes professional achievement and contributions by early‑career alumni.
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Essien named Schlumberger Foundation fellow
Ellen Essien, a Ph.D. student in mining engineering, has been named a 2026 Faculty for the Future Fellow by the Schlumberger Foundation.
Read More »Reed publishes article in The Conversation
Dr. Ross Channing Reed, lecturer of philosophy, published an article titled “The good life requires two things, self-knowledge and friends – you can’t have one without the other” in The Conversation on April 9.
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Epting publishes on ethics of urban air mobility
Dr. Shane Epting, associate professor of philosophy, published “Urban air mobility and the problem of moral prioritization” in the journal Discover Cities. The article examines ethical considerations related to emerging urban air mobility technologies.
Read More »Grebowicz reports from Texas on border wall opposition
Dr. Margret Grebowicz, the Maxwell C. Weiner Distinguished Professor of Humanities in arts, languages, and philosophy, reported from the Big Bend region of Texas on opposition to proposed border wall construction and its potential environmental impacts. Her article, “Shifting Border Wall Plans Threaten Big Bend Region,” was published in Sierra magazine.
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Undergraduate researchers present at Missouri Academy of Science
Missouri S&T undergraduate students presented research at the 2026 annual meeting of the Missouri Academy of Science.
Read More »Students present research, participate in discussions at philosophy conference
On April 3, six Missouri S&T students traveled to St. Louis to participate in the Webster University Philosophy Student Conference.
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Materials science students place first, third in national glass competition
Adekunle Adesanya, a Ph.D. student in material sciences and engineering, earned first place and Reese Hutchins, a Ph.D. student in ceramic engineering, earned third place in the inaugural Glass Strengthening Competition organized by the Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation.
Read More »Winners announced at Miners Solving for Tomorrow conference
The 2026 Miners Solving for Tomorrow Student Research Conference recognized undergraduate and graduate research following evaluation by more than 20 judges. The conference was held April 1-2 at the Havener Center and organized by University Libraries.
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Alumna, faculty member featured on national engineering podcast
Dr. Joel Burken, Curators’ Distinguished Professor and Mathes Chair of Environmental Engineering, and S&T alumna Shawnna Erter were featured on the American Council of Engineering Companies national podcast and publication Engineering Influence.
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