Technology & Facilities

Excellent facilities attract fine researchers and teachers, and they provide the platform for your learning experience. Missouri S&T has the sophisticated laboratories and computing facilities expected at a premier technological university. Every amazing facility presents an opportunity – to study in a lounge or simply tinker in a lab.

In 2006, Forbes.com named Missouri S&T a top 25 "connected campus" and CIO Magazine named Missouri S&T to its CIO "Top 100" list. Top corporations know that our widespread wireless access, high speed internet, technology-enabled classrooms, Computer Learning Centers and state-of-the-art distance learning classrooms add value to every Missouri S&T student's degree program, regardless of major.

Our Top 10 list of facilities:

1. The Havener Student Center is the heart of the campus community and student activities at Missouri S&T.
2. The Experimental Mine is the only on-campus research mine in the country, if not the world.
3. You need look no farther than the atrium to appreciate the monument to civil engineering that is Butler-Carlton Hall.
4. The highlight of Toomey Hall is the Product Innovation and Creativity Center housing design facilities utilized by many student design teams.
5. This isn’t your parents’ college dorm room. The Residential College is our new suite-style residence hall with state-of-the-art amenities.
6. As a national powerhouse in student design teams, S&T’s Student Design Center is one of the most active buildings on campus.
7. Completed in 1961, Missouri S&T had the first Nuclear Reactor in the state.
8. A partial reconstruction of the world’s oldest calendar and “computer” is right in the heart of campus. Our half-scale Stonehenge serves as a reminder of human ingenuity.
9. Open 112 hours a week, the Curtis Laws Wilson Library links students and technology.
10. One of the few on-campus facilities in the world, the Foundry is a state-of-the-art laboratory for metallurgical research. And if you’re lucky, the foundry has been known to occasionally cast Missouri S&T paper weights for campus visitors.