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The older section reminds me of a high school from outside. The newer section looks very cool from outside. What do you think of the architecture?
Exceptional colleagues in humanities do a great job with our students! Thanks!
A lot of great engineering involves the successful integration of diverse disciplines.
Gorgeous bronze statue of a miner in the second floor lobby/student lounge/study area. Worth a look see.
Freshman... plan to make this building home your first year. Academic tip: get into a LEAD learning community and stick with it! A great way to learn collaboratively with your peers!
Check out the marker for the first home in Rolla. Webber Homestead in 'about' 1845 (guess acurate records werent as important then.)
This building is very impressive, and looks neat from all four sides. Walk around it to check it out. I can just imagine it sitting in a field all alone, atop a rise overlooking early Rolla.
Visit soon, because Chem Bio Eng will be moving out, and renovation will be performed on 'old' Schrenk hall. Alum won't want to miss their chance to say goodbye to old memories.
Above the main entrance is a WONDERFUL public porch. Great place to grab some sun, enjoy lunch, and listen to the sounds of campus below.
A beautiful, timeless building. I personally enjoy the classic architecture.
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Recently remodelled and reopened. Havent been to campus in awhile? Please stop in!
A great place to enjoy a picnic lunch. Grab something inside and then sit under the trees outside enjoying the breeze and shade.
Lots of students, little parking. Packing in and out at beginning and end of terms can be a pain.
Be careful of parking on the side walk. You don't want to accidentally hit anyone, and you don't want to get a parking ticket!
Cant find the place, be sure to use the correct spelling (oops, 4square has it wrong!)
There are a couple of multi-room furnished apartments that can be rented for long term visiting faculty. Nice and reasonable cost.
Lots and lots and lots of students... all using the underpass to get to campus on the other side of 63.
There's a new parking lot just beyond the North endzone. Completed just in time for 2012 graduation.
Parking ticket or news flash... report it all/discuss it all with the great folks in this facility!
Helpful tip to visitors: Leach theatre is INSIDE Castleman hall (same place, two names... go figure).
Its a beautiful home inside with space to entertain downstairs and a private residence upstairs. Gorgeous older home.
These folks are all about sustainable practices. Irrigation, local plants, compost, etc. Plenty to learn from their best practices.
There are a lot of interesting support buildings over here... Looks like campus will expand this way... someday.
If you walk the perimeter of the course on the sidewalks, its a very nice two-mile hike.
A highly accesible facility great for campus or regional events from small meetings over coffee to sit down dinner for 200+. Thanks to the Haveners for this wonderful treasure.
Approx one in every four S&T students participates in student design. Its a fantastic strength of our University that makes us all proud!
Roger and Sandy Dorf, who contributed to this remodeling effort for the sports programs, are great people! Visit with them about snow skiing!
If you have time, check out the interior. Coupled with the exterior walls and turrets, its a building that breathes academics.
Many wonderful international outreach programs hosted here. Stop by to catch up with international friends or to broaden your own views.
I encourage students with illness to visit to : (a) seek appropriate medical attention, and (b) secure a note verifying an absence from a medical professional. Documentation is a best practice.
Hey! The fitness center is also called the recreation center AND its in the Gale Bullman Bldg. Confused? : )
The Miner Alumni House will be available soon (hopefully) just one block South on Pine.
Check out the hydrogen fueling station or the EcoCAR garage. Great tour opportunities.
Built in 1973, the S&T observatory operates a 16 inch telescope. Visitors are invited throughout the year to see 'interesting' celestial phenomena.
If you havent gathered at the Puck for an outdoor movie, you're missing something fun.
Like to know more about the S&T Solar Village? Check out the YouTube video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynWfSblvJjk
"A half scale partial reconstruction of the final stage of stonehenge... Stonehenge was oriented so that the rusing sun at the summer solstice could be observed..."
