On Truman’s birthday, meet three Tigers who helped bring Mizzou to life
Mizzou’s beloved mascot — whose spirited antics have delighted fans young and old across the state — celebrates 39 years this weekend.
Mizzou students explore the 1960s via photo archives
School of Visual Studies collaborates with Missouri School of Journalism to use Pictures of the Year archives to inspire students to research and write about American history.
Mizzou students tackle real-world challenge for Sam’s Club
The retail marketing giant turns to retail marketing students at the Trulaske College of Business for ideas to improve digital-physical shopping experiences.
Music student hits high note at Mizzou graduation
Music major Vaysia Knust will take the stage at this weekend’s commencement ceremony, fulfilling a childhood dream as she sings before her graduating class.
Mizzou revives veterinary student’s dream to heal horses
When Gabby Balaa graduates from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine this week, she will fulfill a dream she’d once given up.
Mizzou study finds 'volunteer journalism' filling local news gap
Research from the Missouri School of Journalism suggests volunteer journalists could bridge the gap created by declining news outlets.
Amy Simons awarded 2025 Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence
Annual awards recognize five outstanding educators at the University of Missouri.
Mizzou alumna and former television reporter to appear on ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’
Tomorrow, March 21, Paige Hansen will pitch her plant-based milk startup to the “sharks” during an episode of the business-themed reality television show.
Building a legacy: How Kansas City’s entrepreneurial giant, Greg Maday, built success on relationships and trust
Maday is chairman and CEO of SpecChem, LLC and co-owner of Sporting Kansas City.
How one staff member's generosity is changing lives at Mizzou
This Mizzou Giving Day, Tammie Market will continue her long tradition of supporting programs that she believes in.
Legal lift: Mizzou law clinic helps small business take next step
The Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic at Mizzou Law helps local small business that adapts toys for children with disabilities become a purpose-driven nonprofit.
How your words shape what you see online
Ongoing research at Mizzou explores the hidden influence of word choice on search results.
Small town roots, big city dreams
Jay Dawdy, BS Acc ’89, blazes his own trail in forensic accounting.
Mizzou ranked 25th for best online bachelor’s programs in the nation
U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings demonstrate commitment to flexible programming, student success.
Thriving with flexibility
New study shows effective leadership communication can boost the success of flexible work arrangements.
Game on for Mizzou alumnus, Kansas City entrepreneur
Dave Johnson uses entrepreneurial acumen to turn Chicken N Pickle into the next big thing.
Building success on every terrain
How Pavel Bosovik, BS BA ’18, built a multi-million-dollar expedition vehicle empire.
Mizzou expert predicts Super Bowl menu price hikes, but savvy shoppers can score deals
Mizzou researcher Hoa Hoang offers expert tips for creating the perfect game day spread on a budget.
Mizzou’s Child and Family Justice Clinic serves community while shaping next generation of attorneys
The clinic at the MU School of Law gives second- and third-year law students an opportunity to work with real clients and gain hands-on experience.
Enjoy an evening of inspiration at Mizzou’s annual Chancellor’s Arts Showcase
Students’ creative talents share the spotlight at this annual event on Friday, February 21, at the Missouri Theatre.
Poetry, parties and prestige: Mizzou professor researches the literary soirées that fueled Valentine's Day hype
University of Missouri Professor John Evelev explores Valentine’s Day’s evolution within New York’s 1830s-40s literary culture.
For the love of books
The Mizzou Law Library director’s lifelong passion fuels a remarkable career in law and learning — an inspiring story for National Book Lovers Day.
Successful entrepreneur brings her innovative spirit back to Mizzou
Kelsey Raymond returns to campus to share her wisdom and lead the entrepreneurship programs that once inspired her.
Mizzou makes getting involved easy — and fun
With so many ways to get involved, the University of Missouri is the perfect place to build friendships, make memories and shape your own college experience.
A freshman’s guide to making Mizzou home
Sophomore Maggie Kissick shares her tips for settling in and making the most of your freshman year at Mizzou.
Mizzou nursing students make lasting impact on summer campers
As part of their community health clinical rotation, Sinclair School of Nursing students spent the summer delivering hands-on care to people with developmental disabilities at camp.
Mizzou researchers discover natural compound may slow ALS and dementia
A new study from the University of Missouri shows a compound found in certain fruits and vegetables could hold key to treating neurodegenerative diseases.
Answering the call for more doctors in rural Missouri
Mizzou’s Rural Scholars Program celebrates 30 years of preparing students to serve where they’re needed most — back home.
Mizzou alumnus uses innovative spirit, business acumen to build vehicle empire
Pavel Bosovik is the founder and CEO of 27North, an expedition vehicle manufacturing company in Springfield, Missouri.
Isaiah Massey: Sales support specialist
Those working in sales support handle administrative tasks such as managing records, providing product information, coordinating demos and other logistical aspects of the sales process.
Mary Clare Lacke: Content creator for Kendra Scott
Content creators produce and share engaging videos, images, articles and other digital media across various platforms with the goal of informing, entertaining and connecting with audiences.
Driven by discovery: Mizzou undergraduate finds his path in the lab
Biochemistry major Blake Arciga will present his findings in the fight against colorectal cancer at Show Me Research Week.
Mizzou alumna takes a leap of faith on ‘American Idol’
Anna Yannessa leaned on the confidence she built as a vocal student at Mizzou to perform on the popular American reality television series.
Mizzou experts share insight on egg prices and safety
University of Missouri researchers Hoa Hoang and Kantha Channaiah offer their expertise on egg prices and safety as Easter nears.