Celebrate the 61st season of Missouri State University's signature summer theatre series with “Over the Top” entertainment.

Anyone can volunteer with Springfield Community Gardens, no matter your experience with gardening. The idea is to expand access to fresh food — across the whole community.

The organization's director Chrystal Irons explains how the program works.

For a second year, Missouri State University's recreation center offers Camp Claw. Priced at $175 per week, the day camp offers children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to develop their health and wellness through a series of sessions from June 5 through August 5.

The program aims to help native pollinators.

Missouri State offers an Asian Studies minor.

The grant specifically will provide innovation opportunities for Missouri companies in the semi-conductor industry.

The world premiere of “In Vain” will be held April 13-16 at Missouri State University.

Registered dietitian Natalie Allen offers advice.

Rachel Anderson, director of the efactory, explains how the efactory has contributed to Springfield's nationally recognized remote work scene.