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MU College of Engineering creates military app
The app will help military track targets.
New MU email upgrade gives students more memory
The storage space is now up to 15 gigabytes.
MU receives honor from Tegrity for widespread use of program
The university is the top user of the program in the nation.
100 years of Homecoming celebrations captured in iPad app
The app features more than 200 images chronicling a century of Homecoming at MU.
Technical difficulties lead to new MU clicker system
Slow devices and machine complications are reasons MU made the change.
Campus Special application integrates MU, downtown Columbia
The application offers deals for restaurants downtown Columbia.
Mizzou Wireless struggles to accommodate web traffic
The Division of Information Technology said the issue should be fixed soon, but it is unsure when.
Web Update: New partnership brings faster internet to MU, Columbia
MU and the city of Columbia have reached an agreement with Gig.U to lay a fiber optic cable network in the city.
Web Update: Computer science department working with IBM to train potential employees
The new location will bring 800 jobs to Columbia, including many entry-level positions.
Web Update: Android competition winners announced
Media Moguls won the competition competition.
MU looks to expand number of 'futuristic classrooms'
Feedback on Strickland 117 has been positive, according to student and faculty surveys.
J school mulls over new mobile technology requirement
Associate Dean Brian Brooks said a faculty committee will consider an Apple iPad requirement.
Editorial: J school must end technology requirement trend
A School of Journalism faculty committee's exploration of potential ...
Column: Google knows exactly who we are
National Public Radio recently featured a story about a new ...
Column: Mainstream tech isn't the only or best option
I hate to admit it, but I am indeed one ...
Column: Between fact and ideology: bridging the divide
Something I've begun to notice about the nature of ...
Sustain Mizzou collects old electronics for e-waste drive
The event is meant to teach the importance of recycling.
Free apps may cost more than the price of buying them
One of the phrases I most often hear in relation ...
Columbia Gadget Works promotes science in the community
More than 20 members work together to learn new technologies.
Column: In the private sector, space will pay for itself
Back in 2009, the Obama administration voiced the desire to ...
Web Update: FCC votes to regulate net neutrality
The move is meant to keep websites from discriminating against Internet providers and other websites.
RJI sponsors Android-based app-building competition
Hearst, Adobe, Google and Sprint are partners in the competition.
Technology expo first of its kind in Missouri
The Missouri Technology Expo fostered relationships between academia and industry partners.
Letter to the Editor: MU's Department of Information Technology is failing students
If you don't realize it, we as students pay ...
UM system campuses given option to set IT fees
The fee will no longer increase with tuition.
Web Update: Study shows new jobs trend toward technology, health care
Foreign language education and writing for the Internet also topped the study's list of growing fields.
Boone County to use e-poll books in November election
The county clerk said students will be key in helping to train workers.
Web Update: Library of Congress to store tweets
Library officials said tweets provide a good look into modern culture.
Missouri S&T, MU collaborate on LIDAR
The new technology will create a virtual area map for first responders.
City Council passes resolution for Google Fiber
Council hopes to push Columbia as technology capitol of the Midwest.
Web Update: Columbia groups continue working on Google Fiber
The application is due March 26.
MU plans for interactive model classroom
The classroom will have swivel chairs and three projection screens.
E-readers dominate discussion on future of journalism
Media representatives discussed the future of news readership.
Web Update: Entertainment media crowds teens' schedules
Researchers said more entertainment media time could mean lower grades.