As Dr. Larry Gragg notes in Forged in Gold: Missouri S&T’s First 150 Years, Missouri S&T was segregated until 1950, and “the campus culture well into the 20th century reflected the broader American culture of bigotry and intolerance.”
Read More »There have to be pioneers to start an integration movement. For Missouri S&T, those pioneers were George Horne and Elmer Bell Jr. Although neither earned degrees from S&T, Horne and Bell were the university’s first two Black students.
Read More »The community is invited to celebrate Black History Month this February with Missouri S&T. Campus events will take place throughout the month, focusing on the theme of “The Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity.” The following events will be a part of the celebration:
Read More »Join the Association for Black Students for an evening of food, music, dancing and fun at the annual ABS Dinner to Jazz event. It will be held 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, at Hasselmann Alumni House. Tickets are $10 at the presale in the Havener Center through Wednesday, Feb. 26, and $20 at the door […]
Read More »February is national Black History Month, and the community is invited to celebrate with Missouri S&T. The following events will be a part of the celebration:
Read More »As the annual celebration of Black History Month at Missouri S&T comes to an end, we begin a series of articles exploring issues brought to light by the university’s campus climate survey. In “A conversation on race,” the first of this series, Missouri S&T students of color discuss racial issues.
Read More »The community is invited to celebrate Black History Month this February with Missouri S&T. Campus events will take place throughout the month, focusing on the theme of “Black History in the Making.”
Read More »Missouri University of Science and Technology will celebrate Black History Month this February with events taking place throughout the month.
Read More »Missouri University of Science and Technology will celebrate Black History Month this February with numerous events based on the national theme “Hallowed Grounds: Sites of African American Memories.”
Read More »Missouri University of Science and Technology will celebrate Black History Month this February with numerous events based on the theme “Black Life and Culture Knowledge.” The following campus events are free and open to the public:
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