Category: Precaution

Be prepared for severe weather today

The National Weather Service is predicting severe storms in the Rolla area from mid-morning through late afternoon today (Wednesday, May 8). 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…

Prepare for severe weather

The National Weather Service predicts thunderstorms will move through the Phelps County area tonight (Monday, April 1). The thunderstorms could produce hail, high winds, heavy rain and lightning. Below are some healthy tips from ready.gov: If there is a thunderstorm warning:…

Reminder: Classes start Jan. 16, S&T to follow normal operations

Missouri S&T will proceed with normal operations for the first day of classes tomorrow (Tuesday, Jan. 16). All classes and campus activities will take place as scheduled, and all buildings and facilities are operating under their standard hours. In light of the current cold weather conditions, we urge students, faculty and staff to dress appropriately….

Classes start at S&T Jan. 16; normal operations planned

Given the recent change in the weather forecast, Missouri S&T is planning to follow normal operations on the first day of classes, Tuesday, Jan. 16. Classes will be held as scheduled, and campus offices will be open for normal business hours. Updates or changes will be posted on this website, alert.mst.edu. Students, faculty, and staff…

Prepare for severe winter weather, check here for updates

The National Weather Service in Springfield, Missouri, is forecasting severe winter weather in Rolla and surrounding areas in the coming days. Employees and students are expected to exercise judgment when deciding if they can travel safely to campus. Everyone’s circumstances will be different; therefore, it’s important that supervisors and instructors hold conversations to determine what…

Report suspicious activity

On Dec. 20, a suspect entered an S&T building and stole a staff member’s purse, trying to use the debit card at a local business. Be aware of your surroundings and report any suspicious activity by calling 911….

Follow these safety tips to beat extreme summer heat

As temperatures rise in the summer months, the risk of extreme heat increases. In extreme heat your body works extra hard to maintain a normal temperature, which can lead to death. Extreme heat is responsible for the highest number of annual deaths among all weather-related hazards. Follow these tips from ready.gov to stay safe during…