‘Playing in the Past’ Twitch series teaches history
Three Egyptologists created a project called “Playing in the Past” in which they play the Assassins Creed Origins game, set in Ptolemaic Egypt.
Read More »Philosopher’s paper on pandemic terrorism wins award
Dr. Ross Reed, a lecturer in arts, languages and philosophy, received an award of excellence from the National Philosophical Counseling Association for his presentation at the third International Conference on Philosophical Counseling and Practice.
Read More »Oerther honored by Constellation Prize
Dr. Daniel B. Oerther, professor of environmental health engineering, was recognized as the inaugural honorable mention recipient of the 2020 Constellation Prize for Food Security for his work combating food deserts in Cincinnati.
Read More »Licensed to thrive – grad student earns PMP and PE credentials
Ali Al-Khafaji, a Ph.D. student in civil engineering and GAANN fellow, recently passed the Project Management Professional exam and his professional engineering exam.
Read More »Student recognized as national leader among peers
The American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE) has named Erin Bereyso as one of its 2021 New Faces of Civil Engineering–College.
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Alumni house wins door decoration contest
Hasselmann Alumni House earned first place in the 13th annual St. Pat’s door decorating contest for its spirited design in the multiple-occupant door category.
Read More »In the news: Biogas research, consumer demand, The Great Dying, Egyptology, flooding, rural health care
Dr. Fateme Rezaei, assistant professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, was interviewed about her biogas research by National Public Radio affiliate St. Louis Public Radio.
Read More »Two vaccine clinics open to S&T community on April 9
All Missouri residents, including college students in Missouri, will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine beginning Friday, April 9. Two clinics will be held that day – one with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and one with the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
Read More »Wireless network updates: accept new certificates on your mobile device
The information technology (IT) team replaced Radius Server certificates last week, Tuesday, April 6. The Radius Servers authenticate users to use the wireless network on campus. Mobile devices will prompt users to accept the new certificates after the update, while laptops should automatically accept the new certificates. The servers are scheduled to be replaced in […]
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Speaker to talk about unlocking secrets of ancient Roman concrete
Extraordinary, high-performance composites like the ones used to build Trajan’s Market and other ancient Rome monuments are now helping provide a unique window into studying the long-term performance of cementitious systems.
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