Great school! Marie Schumaker is the nicest principal. Lunch can be better but is still an amazing…read moremiddle school.

My daughter is a GRAD student at MST and her mother had visit from LOUISIAAN. We were strolling…read morethrough downtown and noticed a poster on a local business. My daughter mentioned: She needed a HAIR CUT. This place offered for BREAST cancer awareness a SPECIAL. They also offer $1.00 HAIR CUT day ONCE a month!!! Very good for UNIVERSITY students!!!

Had a great experience and passed my class A first try! Charles is a great instructor. He points…read moreout your weaknesses and helps you improve on them.

This is the course to take. They are professional and thorough! When you go to take your exam you…read moreare prepared and confident. If you follow their program you will pass. Best training out there.

Great group of young men. Solid group of alumni help keep this chapter strong. "Rush...Study...Be…read moreGentlemen!"

Pi Kappa Alpha was formed in 1868 on the 1st of March that year. It started at the University of…read moreVirginia, at 47 West Range. It has since spread to most of the major universities across the United States. An Old English Tudor fraternity house has sat proudly on the corner of 9th and Bishop streets since 1930. This is the home of Pi Kappa Alpha in Rolla Missouri. Many generations of engineers from the Missouri School of Mines, the University of Missouri at Rolla, and now the Missouri University of Science and Technology have walkthrough the gracious front doors of this fraternity. The student body in this rural setting and rigorous science curriculum has always been unique. Since it is a smaller University, there seems to be a closer bond between those attending than at the larger flagship universities. It is unique at Rolla with a very small student population, to have such a impressive array of architecture among the Greek houses. Scholars, Leaders, Gentlemen, Athletes

Helped my husband get registered and upgrade his license through training and testing. Husband…read morestated that they were very informative through class to ensure he knew what was going to happen and what he needed to do. Helped find a rental house available so we could come with him for the days of class. Very easy to work with, very informative and follow through to ensure everything was mentioned made this so much easier for husband and family! Greatly appreciate this group of people.

Decades ago (1971-4), I was a Bulldog (student) at RHS, member of the Class of 1974. Recently, I…read morereturned to attend the 50th reunion of our class after a half-century absence. Despite my personal trepidation and fifty years suppressed fear, I was delighted that USN Captain (retired) Bob Schwaneke had coordinated the core group which made this momentous gathering possible. I was overwhelmed at the congeniality & love evident as we came together, rekindling old/dormant friendships and memories. I was especially pleased to make contact with one of my primary influences: Social Studies teacher/mentor/wrestling coach BOB STOLZ during a formal dinner. Of course, the only reason for my being in RollaMO-USA was the reunion, highlighted with a tour of the campus. What a changed facility, only for the better! The campus, fifty years ago, occupied a smaller piece of land in the same area, but had since expanded to include all of the land between 10th street/Cedar/7th/8th/Holloway streets. The building itself is probably three or four times the size of the original, which has been incorporated into the current massive structure. Besides the "new" (I don't know exactly when construction of this edifice occurred) imposing/secure building, it is ready to serve this amazing international community throughout the rest of this century and beyond. What I have seen assures me that the (local) taxpayers have definitely invested their money wisely--as ALL communities everywhere should invest in their posterity! Besides acquisition of more land, the construction right now includes space for additional classrooms as the student population grows. To say the least, I'm quite pleased to be a "Bulldog", and know the trajectory is up and forward! Thank you, CAP'N BOB & all‼