Missouri-raised, Nashville-based filmmaker Dusty Dale Barker is taking his first documentary, “marigold,” to the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood for its West Coast premiere this month.

The Library Center will host "Americans and the Holocaust" through July 27.

In this final episode of Notable MO-ments, let's consider how the past makes an impact on our world today.

Timmons Hall and the Community Church Collaborative will host the events.

The exhibit was organized by the MU Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy, which plans an opening ceremony Saturday.

Djene and Patrick discuss the “Crisis Presidency” with Benjamin Kleinerman.

Established after the Civil War, Decoration Day was a reunion-like event at cemeteries. Today, it's largely disappeared into Memorial Day.

This month Djene and Patrick speak with Stuart Hinds, Curator of Special Collections and Archives at the Miller Nichols Library, about the Gay and Lesbian Archive of Mid-America.

Historian John Sellars talks about a meeting at the Colonial Hotel in Springfield during which the iconic highway was named.

Host and archivist Haley Frizzle-Green shares the story of the building that helped make Springfield the Birthplace of Route 66.