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A cut above – a record freshman class shines in many ways
The freshman class this fall at Missouri S&T promises to be one of the biggest, brightest and most diverse classes in the university’s 139-year history.
Read More »Addressing H1N1 a top priority for S&T
With health officials expecting the H1N1 virus to spread this fall, health officials at Missouri University of Science and Technology are taking precautionary measures to guard against the spread of flu-like illnesses on campus.
Read More »S&T receives $5 million for advanced vehicle project
Missouri University of Science and Technology will receive $5 million in federal funding to provide educational and training programs for a new electric vehicle initiative in Missouri.
Read More »S&T Professor Donald D. Myers dies from bicycling accident injuries
Dr. Donald D. Myers, 69, professor of engineering management at Missouri University of Science and Technology, died Sunday, July 26, 2009, as a result of injuries from a bicycling accident that occurred the previous day in Iowa.
Read More »S&T wins national CASE award
The development team at Missouri University of Science and Technology, a part of the S&T university advancement division, earned a national 2009 CASE Circle of Excellence Award as one of the nation’s top eight most improved fundraising programs.
Read More »KMST adds two national programs
Public radio station KMST will begin airing two popular nationally syndicated programs, “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!” and “The Diane Rehm Show.” The station gathers programming preferences from members twice a year during its membership drives as well as through surveys. After receiving substantial requests from members and listeners, the programs will be added to the […]
Read More »S&T receives $174,000 in GAANN funding
This fall, Missouri University of Science and Technology will receive $174,208 to support graduate education in materials science and engineering, the U.S. Department of Education announced this week. The funding is part of the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) program. It will allow six GAANN Fellows to pursue Ph.D. degrees through the […]
Read More »Student humanitarian trip to Honduras canceled
Political uncertainties in Honduras have led members of a student group at Missouri University of Science and Technology to cancel their humanitarian trip to Honduras.
Read More »Historian’s new book examines Quaker community of Barbados
While most Americans connect the Quaker religion to the colony of Pennsylvania, the true Quaker colony of the Western Hemisphere in the 17th century was the West Indies island of Barbados, writes Dr. Larry Gragg in a new book examining how members of that religion dealt with daily life in an economy based on slave trade.
Read More »$3 million announced for transportation center
Missouri University of Science and Technology’s National University Transportation Center — one of only 10 in the nation — will receive more than $3 million in federal funds for its research program, U.S. Sen. Kit Bond announced.
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