Kathryn N. Rodhouse, a student at Missouri University of Science and Technology, received the IEEE Larry K. Wilson Regional Student Activities Award for her efforts to introduce programming to pre-college students at the 2011 Region 5 Annual Conference of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The conference was held on April 16 in Baton Rouge, La.
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Gary White, a 1985 graduate of Missouri University of Science and Technology, was named to TIME magazine’s list of the “100 most influential people in the world” for 2011.
A KMST Public Radio listener recently received an Apple iPad 2 he won during the station’s spring fundraising drive earlier this spring.
Read More »The custodial and landscape services department at Missouri University of Science and Technology received the Missouri Arbor Award of Excellence from the Missouri Department of Conservation and the Missouri Community Forestry Council for substantially improving the community’s trees. S&T was one of five groups in the state to be honored.
Read More »A TEAM approach toward addressing underage alcohol use is proving to be successful at Missouri University of Science and Technology, where risky behavior associated with alcohol has declined significantly between 2007 and 2010.
Read More »Spring is student design season at Missouri University of Science and Technology. The university has about a dozen official student design teams, and many other independent design groups. Most of them compete against students from other universities during spring months.
Read More »For the second year in a row, students at Missouri University of Science and Technology won first place in a chemical reaction-powered, autonomous vehicle competition.
Read More »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.
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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.
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.
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