Missouri S&T will host the Fall 2025 Student Art Show in the Leach Theatre lobby Dec. 8–Jan. 15, a free public exhibit open 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
FREE online K-12 tutoring
Missouri S&T’s Kummer Center for STEM Education is offering free online tutoring for students in grades K-12.
After-school STEM program for local students
Missouri S&T launches free after-school STEM program for local students
Community invited to visit S&T library
Public patrons only need to have a current Missouri photo ID to sign up for a library account. This could include a driver’s license, passport, military ID (not required to have proof of Missouri residency), student ID card from another library, or a “Safe at Home” card.
Missouri S&T Announces New Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Data Science
Missouri S&T is moving forward with new bachelor’s and master’s degrees in data science, drawing on the university’s strengths in statistics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer science.
Holiday Concert at Missouri S&T
Missouri S&T will present a joyful holiday concert at 7 p.m. Friday, December 12, in Leach Theatre, featuring performances by the university choir, jazz ensemble, and orchestra.
The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker by International Ballet Stars comes to Leach Theatre Dec. 13 & 14.
Discovery Series: “Curiosity Driven Innovation in a Complex World”
Join us to learn more about Dr. Sandra Magnus and her journey of becoming an astronaut!
Discovery Series: Targeting Age-Related Metabolic Dysfunction to Extend Health Span
Join a free community event featuring Dr. Andrew Parkhitko, a University of Pittsburgh scientist using fruit flies to study how metabolism—the process that converts food into energy—in aging and neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease, with the goal of slowing or reversing the process.
Discovery Series: “Live Longer, Live Stronger: The Science of Muscle and Bone Health in Aging”
Join a free community event featuring Dr. Brian Clark, an Ohio University scientist studying the biological and lifestyle factors that underlie age-related physical decline to develop new preventative treatments. The goal is to slow the aging process and increase both overall lifespan and “healthspan” – the time each of us are able to maintain a high quality of life.