S&T IT continues network upgrades in select buildings. All services will be unavailable during each outage.
Read More »Learn how to publish about teaching innovations and design education research at the Wowza Wednesday session on scholarship of teaching and learning noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, in Room G-11 of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library.
Read More »University Police report an increase in fraudulent emails and text messages targeting students, staff and faculty. These messages may appear to come from the university or from companies offering part-time or work-from-home positions.
Read More »Facilities and operations will conduct planned power outages to support substation upgrades 6-7 a.m. June 16-18.
Read More »Student health services will be closed Thursday, June 18, while the parking lot is sealed. Building access will be limited and the sealing materials may create air quality concerns. Staff will work remotely and monitor the student health email throughout the day. Students needing assistance should email, and a staff member will follow up as […]
Read More »Facilities and operations will conduct planned power outages from 6-7 a.m. June 16-18 to support substation upgrades. Buildings will remain open during the outages; however, elevators will be unavailable. Occupants should prepare sensitive equipment in advance. To prevent data loss or equipment issues, shut down computers and other equipment by the end of the workday […]
Read More »Do you have school spirit, enjoy entertaining a crowd, and love representing Missouri S&T? The S&T Spirit Program is accepting applications for the next Joe Miner. To apply: Selected students will: The selected Joe Miner will receive a $1,500 annual scholarship while serving as one of the university’s most recognizable ambassadors. Questions? Contact Coach Claypool.
Read More »Several campus parking lots will undergo repairs and restriping this month. During construction, please use the nearest available parking lot. Thank you for your patience as these improvements are completed.
Read More »University Police report an increase in fraudulent emails and text messages targeting members of the campus community. These messages often claim to offer part-time or work-from-home employment opportunities. Be cautious of any opportunity that asks you to deposit a check and send a portion of the money elsewhere. These scams often involve counterfeit checks, leaving […]
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