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This season, Dave ponders the relationship between science and religion as tools for explaining life’s pertinent questions.

Beckey Hughes Lundholm, who enjoyed being a grandma, was taking care of her elderly father when she contracted COVID-19 and died.

‘He was just the rock as usual,’ Linda Falk said of her husband, Joe Falk, who lived from 1968 until 2022.

The 31-year-old president of VisionCon died of COVID-19 on June 2, 2021. He left behind a loving family, a fiance and many friends.

Assistant psychology professor leads mentorship program for Black adolescent girls.

Jason Rhea was assistant director of Facilities Management at Missouri State University when he passed away of COVID-19 at age 51.

Drake Thomas is a special education instructional assistant and language interventionist at Cassville Elementary.

March in the United State is Women’s History Month. Although only officially recognized since the 1980s, it has evolved a lot in the last few decades. Erin Kenny, associate professor of anthropology and the director of the gender studies program at Missouri State University explains how intersectionality plays a role in how we recognize women’s history.

Dr. Richard Krawacki, from St. Jude’s Research Hospital, discusses chromatin structure and function, research, and protein analyses.

The MoState Access Award will begin in the fall of 2023.