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Missouri S&T student dies in fall
A Missouri University of Science and Technology student fell to his death late Thursday night (April 14, 2011) from the U.S. Highway 63 overpass of Interstate 44 at exit 186 in Rolla.
Read More »Campus receives ‘Chill Out’ sustainability award for Solar Village
Missouri University of Science and Technology is one of five universities in the nation to receive a “Chill Out” award from National Wildlife Federation for efforts to promote environmental sustainability through solar housing.
S&T students head to D.C. for environmental summit
Five students from Missouri University of Science and Technology will go to Washington D.C. on Friday, April 15, to participate in Power Shift 2011, a three-day, student-organized summit focused on climate change policy.
Read More »Students explore Peru, Machu Picchu over spring break
Twenty-one students from Missouri University of Science and Technology spent spring break exploring the ancient civil and geological engineering marvels of Peru.
‘Tacachia’ video honored by Engineers Without Borders
A short documentary film showing how Missouri University of Science and Technology students helped a village in Bolivia last summer has won the best short-form video award from Engineers Without Borders USA.
Read More »Students travel to Tennessee, Louisiana for spring break challenge
Twenty-four Missouri University of Science and Technology students who will spend their spring break planting trees, performing conservation work and helping out at a homeless shelter.
Read More »S&T women finish first in mining competition
A team of women from Missouri University of Science and Technology has won another world championship in mucking.
Read More »Breezy Anderson crowned 2011 Queen of Love and Beauty
Missouri University of Science and Technology student Breezy Anderson, a junior in geophysics from Swansea, Ill., was crowned the 2011 Queen of Love and Beauty for the 103rd St. Pat’s Celebration in Rolla.
Read More »KMST spring membership drive meets goal
A last-minute anonymous pledge put public radio station KMST over its spring membership goal of $70,000 on Sunday morning, March 6.
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