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In this episode of Engaging the Community, MO State President Dr. Biff Williams talks about options on campus after the spring semester ends.
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The drive is a partnership of United Way Ozarks Region, Springfield Public Schools and area businesses and organizations.
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Eric Schick brings extensive experience as a CFO.
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In this episode, we explore how feminism has evolved, what it means today and where it’s headed next.
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The bond issue, which would not change the district's property tax levy, would be used for improvements and renovations.
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Nitazenes have been detected in school wastewater systems, including some in southwest Missouri.
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Students at the Brick City Design Studio help meet clients' needs.
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Missouri State University President Dr. Richard "Biff" Williams discusses services available to low-income students on campus.
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The Drury University Meador Center for Politics and Citizenship is dedicated to the academic inquiry of politics and citizenship in the modern world.
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Garden manager and senior at Missouri State University Erin Nelson talks about the campus plot and how anyone can grow vegetables and flowers themselves.
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They come from Springfield, Highlandville, Lebanon and Webb City.
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The proposal would base funding on the number of students enrolled and some state schools could lose 40% or more of their state support. The plan is part of a budget proposal that cuts $300 million from general revenue spending requested by Gov. Mike Kehoe.