Iuri Santos, a Slippery Rock University assistant professor of physics and engineering, received a grant of $31,399 from the West Virginia University Research Corporation, through the U.S. Department of the Interior, to research alternative ways to improve dewatering of acid mine drainage sludges in remote sites. Santos will conduct this research with current SRU students.
As part of the University's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, join the SRU community for live music, salsa dance lessons and a food truck. Come for the flavor, stay for the […]
Slippery Rock University’s Admission office invites prospective students and their families to learn more about our academic programs, meet with faculty and staff, tour facilities and experience campus life. Prospective […]
Experience an evening of performance from SRU's Wind Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra.
