Community Impact

March 18, 2024

MIZ-IRE

Marching Mizzou recently participated in the St. Patrick’s Festival Parade in Dublin, Ireland. See photos from their performance.

Jay Sexton

March 13, 2024

Jay Sexton receives 2024 SEC Faculty Achievement Award

March 12, 2024

MU scientists use AI to improve flu vaccine development

Using machine learning, University of Missouri researcher Cheng Gao created a tool to predict optimal flu vaccine viruses when provided with a virus strain.

Picture of tractor at Delta Fisher Research Center

March 12, 2024

University of Missouri Board of Curators honors former Sen. Roy Blunt with naming of Soil Testing and Research Laboratory

A groundbreaking ceremony will take place April 5.

MU's columns with American flags hanging from them.

March 8, 2024

Serving the ‘human’ in humanities: MU launches new program for veterans to share their experiences

A new Veterans Humanities Initiative seeks to better understand the experiences of veterans through community events.

Kelli Canada

March 6, 2024

Rehabilitative reform

MU researcher Kelli Canada is using a $2.8 million grant to help improve prison conditions for both residents and employees.

Feb. 28, 2024

A trio of trailblazers in Black and Gold

This year in the annual True/False Film Festival, three University of Missouri students appear as subjects in the much-anticipated documentary “Girls State.”

Julien Bei, Brady Hodges, Niket Jindal and Khimendra Singh

Feb. 27, 2024

Marketing insights from the Robert. J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business

Several faculty members at the Trulaske College of Business are providing marketers and business professionals guidance on some of the biggest questions in the industry.

woman throwing a spear

Feb. 21, 2024

Beyond the spear

College of Business alumna and javelin star Sophia Rivera Hassemer on her life as a professional athlete.

Cicadas on a summer day, a vibrant scene featuring cicadas in th

Feb. 16, 2024

Billions of cicadas bring buzzy magic to Missouri in 2024

Experts anticipate billions of cicadas emerging together in Northeastern Missouri this spring as part of a rare ecological event.

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