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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.
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.
Clubs stay active remotely during stay-at-home orders
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
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
The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused many businesses and offices to implement new procedures to keep employees and customers safe.
Asian Americans experience increased xenophobia, racism in light of coronavirus
Asian Americans at MU say that their lives have been changed by anti-Asian remarks and harassment in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Local newsroom spotlight: Columbia Missourian makes changes to stay afloat during pandemic
Local newsroom spotlight: Columbia Missourian makes changes to stay afloat during pandemic
