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Astro Brief: Expansion of the Universe

How do we measure our universe?
Astro Brief: Imminent Total Solar Eclipse

Missouri's upcoming total solar eclipse passes this Monday, April 8.
Collaborative Diversity Conference will take place this month in Springfield

This year’s conference will be held April 25-26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton.
Astro Brief: Data Revolution

There has been an astronomical boom in research thanks to recent technology.
AI is here to stay. How is it being used at Missouri State University?
Springfield nonprofit art collaborative seeks to ‘bridge the gap between dreams and realities’
MSU offers a way to celebrate APIDA Heritage Month — by listening to Asian American stories

Listening to Asian American stories can help us diversify our community, say Missouri State students and staff.
Astro Brief: Organic Matter

Could life have started elsewhere?
Abe McGull talks about growing up in Louisiana, winning a race for mayor in Missouri and serving on Springfield City Council

McGull serves as Zone 2 Springfield City Councilman.
Simoriah Stogner says working in the tech industry is a chance to be 'a part of creating the world we live in'

Stogner is senior manager of technology services with Jack Henry.

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