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Mizzou graduates throw their caps in the air

Oct. 17, 2017

Years of our lives

Mizzou alumni share stories of how their education transformed them.
This is a picture of Emmie Madsen

Oct. 11, 2017

London calling

Journalism student travels abroad for internship.
Travis and Sara Inman do homework at the table while their daughter colors

Oct. 9, 2017

Life in the fast lane

Former Missouri state trooper trades in his badge for a stethoscope; family takes on vet and graduate school at Mizzou.
Spanning across an entire wall of the Nureva room, the Nureva Span system acts like a projector that senses when people interact with objects projected on the wall and allows them to move things around as they please. The software can handle up to 20 people interacting at one time, and the workspace can expand up to 200 feet. Although the system was designed by Nureva for businesses, the company has begun testing the system’s potential in classrooms across the nation, including Mizzou’s College of Education.

Oct. 9, 2017

No bullies allowed

MU students use new technology to help prevent bullying.
This is a head shot of Sophia Cygnarowicz

Oct. 9, 2017

Walk this way

Mizzou journalism senior from St. Louis helped organize this year’s Tiger Walk.
Tyler Emery at the KOMU anchor desk.

Oct. 6, 2017

In the news

Mizzou senior Tyler Emery is a professional news anchor for Columbia’s NBC affiliate, KOMU.
This is a picture of Lauren Panasevich with a white dog

Oct. 6, 2017

Recipe for success

Vet school student switches gears putting nutrition doctorate to good use.
Alexis Cettina giving thumbs up in front of building

Oct. 6, 2017

Making connections

Missouri Method is key to New Jersey student's success.
This is a picture of Maria Magner in a conference room for a College of Business event

Oct. 5, 2017

Return to Midwestern roots

Academic Collaboration, Role-Model Alumni are Key as Graduate Student Chooses Mizzou.
This is a picture of Mizzou golfer Clara Young

Oct. 5, 2017

Across the pond

Clara Young traveled more than 4,000 miles from a small Scottish town to play golf at Mizzou.

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