MU law student Paul Wade awarded Pat Tillman Foundation scholarship for military service
Wade served on active duty for 12 years and currently participates in the Missouri National Guard while volunteering in the community.
Tag: Scholarships
CAFNR announces estate gift donated to establish Brazeale Family Scholarship
The fund will cover 25 percent of the annual tuition costs each year for eight Missouri residents; when fully endowed, it will amount to approximately 30 annual scholarships.
Chancellor Cartwright announces new financial aid packages for Pell-eligible students
“The grants use a combination of federal, state, and institutional resources to meet the cost of tuition and fees at Mizzou,” according to a Q&A provided by the News Bureau.
Bright Flight scholarship faces potential reduction for spring semester
Students could potentially lose $300 in scholarship funds.
Senior selected for Schwarzman Scholars Program
Senior Anurag Chandran will head to Beijing for a year to pursue a master’s degree.
Undocumented immigrants further discouraged from attending Missouri colleges
Some say recent legislation is a matter of discrimination, not lack of funding.
Wednesday’s veto session: All you need to know
The veto session will cover topics from the A+ Scholarship to minimum wage and insurance laws. It begins Wednesday at noon and could go as late as Thursday.
Wolfe presents plan for new Missouri Promise scholarship program
The scholarship aims to improve college enrollment rates of high-achieving Missouri students.
Missouri A+ funding might be reduced following budget restrictions
The program grants high school students two years of funding at a community college.
Fellowship Office changes leadership
The office is in place to help students apply for scholarships and fellowships.
MU discusses possible athletic scholarship increase
No final decisions have been made regarding an increase.
Student loan debt to exceed $1 trillion before 2012
Pell Grant funding will drop to its lowest level since 1998.
Tuition increase sends students in search of financial aid
The number of students applying for financial aid has increased yearly.
SPJ retires Helen Thomas award after controversy
SPJ Adviser Charles Davis disagrees with the group's decision to retire the award.
Nixon aims to increase Missouri's number of college degree holders 25%
Nixon proposed his budget for Fiscal Year 2012 during the address.
MU touts increased minority enrollment as retention rates lag
Scholarships for minorities have not increased since 2001.
LGBTQ Resource Center to offer scholarships
The scholarships were approved in 2005 but forgotten until recently.
MU breaks records for overall, minority enrollment
University officials expect enrollment to drop in coming years.
New grant to benefit wartime veterans' families
The grant will be available to 25 people.