By the numbers: Summer 2019

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S&T Mars Rover Design Team’s finish in the 2019 University Rover Challenge in Hanksville, Utah, with its rover Valkyrie. This is the team’s third consecutive top-five finish.


Miner swimming team’s rank in the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships — S&T’s highest national finish in a decade. Tim Samuelsen took second-place in the 1,650 freestyle, and the 400-yard freestyle relay team finished fifth.


Missouri S&T’s rank among the nation’s Top 25 Brainiest Colleges according to Lumosity, a brain training company. S&T ranked ahead of Stanford University in the list.


Number of head men’s basketball coaches in the history of the Miners program. See page 38 for a story on No. 15.


six hundred and fifty-two thousand, thirty-two dollars

Funds raised for Finish Line Scholarships during S&T’s first-ever Giving Day, 24 hours of non-stop philanthropy, on April 24. Finish Line Scholarships help students on the home stretch to graduation.


Sixteen thousand, six hundred

Square footage of the newly expanded S&T fitness center, which was dedicated in April and opened its doors in May.

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