Current Status
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Missouri S&T’s Student Recreation Center will be the site of a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) for individuals affected by the March 14 storm, open noon to 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, and Wednesday, March 26. The Student Recreation Center is located at 705 West 10th Street in Rolla.
A MARC is a central location for those affected by disasters to speak with representatives of local agencies, state agencies and human service organizations and get information about disaster-related assistance.
Please bring proof of your address and picture ID. Services available may include:
- Insurance information
- Legal services
- Food stamp replacement services
- Health and wellness services
- Emergency financial assistance
- Gift cards
Past Updates
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Due to the recent tornadoes and the devastation to the local community and schools, Leach Theatre will host a free showing of Mufasa: The Lion King at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, March 19) for the local community. Leach Theatre is located in Castleman Hall on the Missouri S&T campus at 10th and Main streets…. Read more
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To assist community members affected by severe weather on March 14, Missouri S&T is offering the following resources. Please note that hours are subject to change based on need and availability; please check back at alert.mst.edu for updates. Open to community Showers: Showers are available 7 a.m.-7 p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday, March 18) and daily through… Read more
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Missouri S&T plans to follow normal operations tomorrow (Monday, March 17). To assist community members affected by severe weather, showers at S&T’s Gale Bullman Building will be open to the Rolla community for use by those without access to hot showers due to power outages. The showers are available until 8 p.m. tonight and will… Read more
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The National Weather Service is predicting severe storms in the Rolla area from mid-afternoon through late afternoon Friday, March 14. The storms could produce high winds, heavy rain, lightning and hail. The campus community is reminded to seek shelter during a tornado warning by going to the lowest floor possible in a building. Shelter in… Read more