Missouri State Journal
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.
The Missouri State Journal is a weekly program keeping you in touch with Missouri State University.
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There are over 300 student organizations on the Missouri State University campus. -
In this episode, we explore how feminism has evolved, what it means today and where it’s headed next. -
Students at the Brick City Design Studio help meet clients' needs. -
Garden manager and senior at Missouri State University Erin Nelson talks about the campus plot and how anyone can grow vegetables and flowers themselves. -
Two clinic directors discuss how the new Missouri State University clinic not only supports student growth but also the community as well. -
Two clinic directors discuss how increased services and patient access help expand community reach. -
A Missouri State University career expert weighs in on the skills and strategies shaping today’s job market. -
The shows fuel the economy, enrich culture and create student opportunity, according to the hall's associate director Josh Inmon. -
As elderberry products become more common in health and wellness aisles, Missouri State University researchers are taking a closer look at the plant, beginning with its flowers. -
A Missouri State professor details the little-known connection as the next African-American Heritage Trail marker is set to be unveiled.
