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Reba Spike/UpsplashMissouri State’s Dr. Brian Ott believes public sentiment over policy will drive voter turnout on Nov. 5. -
Yunyi Dai/Special to The Midwest NewsroomThe Midwest Newsroom and its partners found that homeless students eligible for enrollment, transportation and academic support in most rural school districts are not getting these services because the districts are undercounting students without stable housing and not applying for available funds.
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The 100,000-square-foot center will be named after Missouri Governor Mike Parson. -
In the midst of a national pharmacist shortage, education foretells the future. -
A University of Missouri professor is among those who have successfully identified new early-stage molecules that could be used to combat future coronaviruses. -
Actress, entrepreneur and advocate, Brooke Shields, is the keynote speaker. NPR's Scott Tong will also speak at the conference. -
Drury University envisions the nearly 100-year-old building housing exhibits and classroom space. -
The state has banned transgender athletes from competing according to their gender identity, but student handbooks and board policies have yet to add the change. -
This year's conference will be held September 24-26 and will feature Scott Tong, host of NPR's Here & Now. -
Ozark has finished its indoor athletics facility, and Logan Rogersville is building theirs. -
A new book by Missouri State University associate professor Dr. Heidi Backes explores the matriarch as the heart of the home in gothic fiction. -
Patrick Ransdell foresees many championships in MSU's future.
