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Destri Eichman

March 30, 2026

Eichman credits Springfield Clinical Campus for residency at pediatric unit

More than 99% of Mizzou’s class of 2026 received a residency program match during ‘Match Day’

Mizzou student monitors playground

March 30, 2026

Adventure Club extends learning beyond the classroom for Columbia and Mizzou

Program serves area school children while preparing the next generation of educators

Family and friends at picnic table with fresh foods

March 30, 2026

Alpha-gal syndrome changes how we socialize

Red meat allergy can be triggered by cross-contaminated products, making dining out difficult.

From left, Paul de Figueiredo, Roman Ganta and Wesley Warren

March 26, 2026

Three University of Missouri faculty honored as 2025 AAAS Fellows

The researchers are being recognized for their distinguished efforts in advancing various fields of science.

Linda Godwin

March 25, 2026

What NASA’s Artemis program means for humanity’s return to the moon

Linda Godwin, a retired NASA astronaut and professor emeritus of astronomy at the University of Missouri, shares insights on modern space exploration.

Scientists at research reactor

March 24, 2026

DOE and MURR secure critical radioisotope supply chain for medical imaging

The University of Missouri Research Reactor is now the only domestic supplier of gadolinium-153 through a new agreement with the Department of Energy.

Jesse Hall

March 19, 2026

Survey reveals strong job satisfaction among Mizzou faculty

Noah Heringman

March 19, 2026

Noah Heringman awarded prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship

Curators’ Distinguished Professor’s research will bring landmark German art historian’s significant letters to English readers.

Portrait of Jim Crozier

March 18, 2026

Jim Crozier awarded 2026 Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence

Annual awards recognize five outstanding educators at the University of Missouri.

Voting booths

March 18, 2026

Study suggests mental health policy is emerging as a key voting issue for Americans

The findings from a University of Missouri public policy researcher come during a period when mental health challenges are still a widespread concern across the United States.

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