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Peaceful protests spark in Columbia following death of George Floyd

Protests went on for over an hour outside of the Boone County Courthouse.

Columns

An icon immortalized: Reflecting on “The Last Dance”

The final two episodes of ESPN’s Michael Jordan documentary air Sunday night t ...

University

Volunteers in Department of Textile and Apparel Management help with MU Health Care face mask project

Nine volunteers have helped to cut 37,750 pieces of fabric to be sewn into face ...

College of Education starts new online master’s in school counseling program

College of Education hopes to increase accessibility for prospective students with the program.

Dr. Takedown: Bohlken leaves Missouri as starting heavyweight, aspiring orthopedic surgeon

The Smithville, Mo. native claimed a spot in coach Brian Smith’s regular lineup and has been accep ...

One More Year: After flirting with retirement, Leeth qualifies for nationals and aims to return in 2020

The 141-pounder will be 25 when his (presumably) final season at Missouri begins.

Businesses make changes in their operations to limit the spread of COVID-19

The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused many businesses and offices to implement new procedures to keep ...

Influencers on campus gain valuable career skills through brand marketing

Influencers gain career skills which include advertising, creativity and communication with various ...

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NEWS

Peaceful protests spark in Columbia following death of George Floyd

Protests went on for over an hour outside of the Boone County Courthouse.

College of Education starts new online master’s in school counseling program University

College of Education hopes to increase accessibility for prospective students with the program.
Clubs stay active remotely during stay-at-home orders On Campus

Remote learning doesn’t stop MU students from keeping active with events like a virtual 5k and an online lecture.
Volunteer organizations at MU continue mission after classes move to online format University

Tiger Pantry and Mizzouthon continue their efforts to help the MU community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Businesses make changes in their operations to limit the spread of COVID-19 Student Politics

The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused many businesses and offices to implement new procedures to keep employees and customers safe.

Dr. Takedown: Bohlken leaves Missouri as starting heavyweight, aspiring orthopedic surgeon Wrestling

The Smithville, Mo. native claimed a spot in coach Brian Smith’s regular lineup and has been accepted into medical school.
One More Year: After flirting with retirement, Leeth qualifies for nationals and aims to return in 2020 Wrestling

The 141-pounder will be 25 when his (presumably) final season at Missouri begins.
NFL Draft: DT Elliott heading to Cleveland Browns Football

Jordan Elliott is the first Missouri player to be selected in the NFL Draft.
Five head coaches, AD Sterk to take voluntary pay cuts Sports

Eliah Drinkwitz and Cuonzo Martin are among the coaches taking voluntary salary reductions to help MU during the COVID-19 pandemic ...

SPORTS

An icon immortalized: Reflecting on “The Last Dance”

The final two episodes of ESPN’s Michael Jordan documentary air Sunday night to conclude the 10-part series.

OPINION

COLUMN: Self-care Sunday sets intentions for the week

Making the small effort to do something that makes you happy every week can benefit your mental and physical health. Take some tim . . .

COLUMN: Creativity, innovation and inclusion in college starts with public school teachers Opinion

Post-secondary educational institutions have an obligation to be active supporters of public school educators.
COLUMN: Never let the facts get in the way of a good case theory Opinion

A mostly irrelevant, irreverent, irritating comparison between the American Mock Trial Association tournaments and the actual tria ...
COLUMN: The XFL is here to stay… maybe Opinion

As of February 2020, the alternative, action-packed football league has returned — bringing with it a great deal of excitement a ...
COLUMN: A Day in the STRIPE Opinion

It’s not easy working from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m.

Peaceful protests spark in Columbia following death of George Floyd

An icon immortalized: Reflecting on “The Last Dance”

Volunteers in Department of Textile and Apparel Management help with MU Health Care face mask project

College of Education starts new online master’s in school counseling program

Dr. Takedown: Bohlken leaves Missouri as starting heavyweight, aspiring orthopedic surgeon

One More Year: After flirting with retirement, Leeth qualifies for nationals and aims to return in 2020

Businesses make changes in their operations to limit the spread of COVID-19

Influencers on campus gain valuable career skills through brand marketing

From Move Magazine:

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NEWS

Peaceful protests spark in Columbia following death of George Floyd

College of Education starts new online master’s in school counseling program University

Clubs stay active remotely during stay-at-home orders On Campus

Volunteer organizations at MU continue mission after classes move to online format University

Businesses make changes in their operations to limit the spread of COVID-19 Student Politics

Dr. Takedown: Bohlken leaves Missouri as starting heavyweight, aspiring orthopedic surgeon Wrestling

One More Year: After flirting with retirement, Leeth qualifies for nationals and aims to return in 2020 Wrestling

NFL Draft: DT Elliott heading to Cleveland Browns Football

Five head coaches, AD Sterk to take voluntary pay cuts Sports

SPORTS

An icon immortalized: Reflecting on “The Last Dance”

OPINION

COLUMN: Self-care Sunday sets intentions for the week

COLUMN: Creativity, innovation and inclusion in college starts with public school teachers Opinion

COLUMN: Never let the facts get in the way of a good case theory Opinion

COLUMN: The XFL is here to stay… maybe Opinion

COLUMN: A Day in the STRIPE Opinion