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Nuclear engineering program at S&T to celebrate 50th anniversary
The nuclear engineering program at Missouri University of Science and Technology will be observing its 50th anniversary Sept. 17-18. The university started offering accredited undergraduate nuclear engineering degrees in 1960. Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in nuclear engineering have been offered since 1959 and 1965, respectively. The nuclear reactor on campus, the first in the state of Missouri, has also been in operation for approximately 50 years.
Read More »Enrollment exceeds 7,000
Missouri University of Science and Technology has seen its enrollment rise for the seventh consecutive year, even though the university limited enrollment into its nationally recognized freshman engineering program.
Read More »Experimental Mine tops Popular Science’s ‘awesome labs’ rankings
The Experimental Mine at Missouri University of Science and Technology – home to a popular summer Explosives Camp for high school juniors and seniors – tops a list of 30 Awesome College Labs as determined by Popular Science magazine. The rankings appear in the magazine’s September issue.
Design Center construction to result in traffic disruptions
Traffic along southbound portions of U.S. Highway 63 (Bishop Avenue) between 10th and 11th streets will be affected beginning Tuesday, Aug. 24, due to construction work at the Miner Recreation Building of Missouri University of Science and Technology.
Read More »Starting salaries remain strong for S&T grads
Graduates of Missouri University of Science and Technology earn some of the highest starting salaries in the nation, according to a recent report by Payscale Inc., a Seattle-based research firm.
Read More »S&T historian: ‘Grunts,’ not technology, win wars
Despite the U.S. military’s reliance on technology in modern warfare, American troops on the ground – the “grunts” – have proven to be the crucial difference between victory and defeat, says military historian John C. McManus in a new book about America’s ground forces.
S&T hosts Project Lead the Way workshops
More than 160 teachers from middle schools throughout the United States spent two weeks at Missouri University of Science and Technology this summer to learn how to incorporate Project Lead the Way teaching materials in their classrooms this fall.
Read More »S&T student helps start non-profit organization
Robert Cornett is still in college, but that hasn’t stopped the Missouri University of Science and Technology senior from helping to start a non-profit organization on the side.
Read More »S&T receives environmental management recertification
Missouri University of Science and Technology recently received its ISO 14001 recertification thanks to a campuswide effort to continually improve its Environmental Management System (EMS). The system is audited annually and recertified every three years.
Read More »S&T’s online courses going hi-def
The high-definition (HD) technology that has significantly improved television viewing for many will soon be the standard for online classes at Missouri University of Science and Technology. The first video classroom with HD capability began live streaming distance education courses earlier this year.
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