Some Missouri S&T undergraduates hope to squash the nerd stereotype commonly associated with computer science by getting elementary school kids – especially girls – interested in the field. They’re doing so by developing fun recruitment software called Computer Science Recruitment for the 21st Century, or CSRecruit21.

Missouri S&T is once again one of the top-ranked graduate engineering schools in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. The magazine’s annual rankings of graduate schools, released in March, listed Missouri S&T 67th among the nation’s best graduate engineering schools and 39th among public graduate engineering schools. The rankings are included in […]

While most Missouri S&T students were returning to classes after winter break, sophomore Jacob Brakeman was learning how to fall.

Using $3 million in imaginary funds, an interdisciplinary group of Missouri S&T students garnered the top spot in an international hydrogen student design contest in March.

Walter Eversman’s contributions to the field of aircraft noise reduction earned him the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics’ 2008 Aeroacoustics Award.

Described by her students and colleagues as someone they admire and adore, Melanie Mormile became the newest member of an elite group of female faculty at Missouri S&T: the Woman of the Year recipients.

Elizabeth Cudney’s leadership in quality and lean manufacturing has earned her one of the American Society for Quality’s top awards. Cudney, PhD EMgt’06, assistant professor of engineering management and systems engineering, received the Armand V. Feigenbaum Medal during ASQ’s World Conference on Quality and Improvement, held in May in Houston.

Two Missouri S&T chemistry professors recently received a faculty award from the John W. Claypool Fund for Medical Research.

350 Mops on hand for 2008 street painting. 175 Mops needed on a usual St. Pat’s weekend. 218 MSM students who skipped school for the first celebration. 570 Approximate number of St. Pat’s Board alumni attending the 100th celebration, nearly half the living total. 630 Gallons of paint used to turn Pine Street green. 400/300/25 […]