Tag: Rolla
Stephen Tebo shares his keys to success
Entrepreneurship seems to be a natural for Stephen Tebo, MS CSci’68. It started with a job shining shoes at age 8 and continued through college, when he collected a sold coins to cover tuition at Fort Hays State University.
Read More »Kansas City Super Bowl? Not so fast, says UMR economist
Kansas City would be better off winning a Super Bowl than hosting one, according to an economist at the University of Missouri-Rolla.
Read More »UMR students form companies to compete for loan money
Six fledgling companies made up of students at the University of Missouri-Rolla recently pitched business ideas to representatives from Phelps County Bank, but only three of the student companies came away with start-up loans.
Read More »UMR students to spend spring break disinfecting water supplies in Guatemala
This spring break, students from two University of Missouri-Rolla classes will travel south with water on their minds. Not the kind of water with waves and sunny beaches – these students are using the break to help people in Guatemala improve the quality of water coming out of their taps.
Read More »UMR gets EPA grant to test hybrid solar panels
Joel Lamson, a graduate student at the University of Missouri-Rolla, has a black monolith, several stories high, in his back yard. But Lamson isn’t trying to recreate some science fiction scene; the monolith is really a newfangled solar panel engineered for a UMR research project.
Read More »UMR enrollment exceeds 5,200 students
Official fourth-week enrollment figures at the University of Missouri-Rolla list a total enrollment of 5,224 students, an increase of 218 students over last spring’s fourth-week enrollment, says Laura Stoll, UMR registrar.
Read More »UMR music groups to perform Sunday
The Symphony Band and Symphonic Wind ensembles at the University of Missouri-Rolla will perform in concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, in Leach Theatre of Castleman Hall, 10th and Main streets in Rolla.
Read More »A passion for organization
For as long as she can remember, Jessica (Marshall) Crouch, EMgt’99, MS EMgt’00, has been helping other people get organized.
Read More »It’s good to be King
The minimum requirement for portraying St. Pat is the ability to grow a beard. But Jeremiah King, UMR’s 2004 St. Pat, has a lot more than facial hair going for him.
Read More »Emilio Nanni: Global research
Growing up, Emilio Nanni knew his father enjoyed his job and that one day he would follow in his dad’s footsteps. What he didn’t realize was that those footsteps would one day echo on the same campus.
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Sports Headlines
- Baseball Ranks Third in Regional Rankings; Facing Lincoln in Season Finale
- Softball Ranked No. 7 in Midwest Region Rankings
- Christensen and Wiedemeier Awarded CSC Academic All-America
- Miners Host Final Regular Season Weekend, Celebrate Senior and Alumni Day
- Track & Field Prepares for GLVC Championship Weekend