Author: Mary Helen Stoltz
Recruiting the next generation
S&T’s leadership in explosives has been accelerated by many factors, but only one is raising the program’s visibility among a key demographic: 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds.
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Where art and science intersect
To painter Donn Ziebell, art is not an escape from his scientific career, but an intersection of that career with artistic creativity.
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The fine art of farm life
Kayla McBride’s favorite view, the one that inspires most of her artwork, is of the rolling hills of her family’s 160-acre Bakersfield, Mo., farm.
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Engineering a best seller
Knoxville, Tenn., author Tori L. Harris, ME’92, says his novels are science fiction written by an engineer for engineers, but he isn’t quite ready to call himself a professional author just yet.
Read More »Romancing the word
As a kid, romance author Jamie Farrell, CpE’01, wanted to be the next great children’s author — the Beverly Cleary of her day.
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S&T in space
All across campus, Missouri S&T professors — and their students — are conducting research that could have implications for future space travel.
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Pushing the boundaries of space exploration
Space tourism could start in the next two years, says Jeff Thornburg, AE’96, but it’s going to be expensive.
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Lifesaving flood relief
At one point during the heavy rain that fell across southern Missouri this past April, the only thing volunteer first responder Dan Israel, CE’83, could see from his back porch was the swollen North Fork River — a river that usually flows 100 yards from his house.
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The business side of healthcare
For some, the mention of “healthcare” brings to mind doctors and nurses — the people on the front lines of the medical industry. But, as with any other industry, there is a business side to healthcare.
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The traveler
Up until last summer, Heather Castelli, ME’17, had visited more foreign countries than U.S. states.
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