Nov. 27, 2023
MU law professor pushes to redefine modern contracts, advocate for consumer protections
Navigating modern society almost always requires consumer contracts. In a new study, University of Missouri law expert Andrea Boyack pushes back against the status quo.
Nov. 17, 2023
Mizzou researchers found the antibiotic that fought bubonic plague. That work goes on | Opinion
Nov. 15, 2023
Seeds of hope
A team of researchers including MU’s Kelli Canada is restoring collaboration and vibrancy to the Moberly Correctional Center — and the rehabilitative benefits are already being seen.
Nov. 14, 2023
Task force elevates collaboration between University of Missouri and India
A new team of researchers spanning medicine, engineering and veterinary science is working with researchers in India to expand opportunities for collaboration and innovation.
Nov. 13, 2023
Focusing on more than a quick buck
MU research shows customers are relatively unaware of a company’s positive impact on society, which could affect long-term profits.
Nov. 9, 2023
Scientists find 14 new transient objects in space by peering through a galaxy “magnifying glass”
MU researcher Haojing Yan and a team of scientists make the discovery by studying the “Christmas Tree Galaxy Cluster” using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
Nov. 8, 2023
President Mun Choi elected chair of APLU's Commission on Food, Environment and Renewable Resources
Nov. 8, 2023
A sustaining force: MU researcher looks to re-establish ‘fire culture’ with new funding
As the wildfire crisis intensifies across North America, resident scientists are working on sustainable solutions to protect forests with a $1.2 million grant.
Nov. 8, 2023
Research project examines connections between two pandemics
Using historical records and her own experience, Mizzou senior Devanshi Patel discovered parallels between the influenza and COVID-19 pandemics.
Nov. 7, 2023
Tiny atoms, big impact: How the MU Research Reactor is saving and improving lives in Missouri and around the globe
The NextGen MURR initiative will expand the University of Missouri’s capacity to produce medical isotopes that will be used in advanced cancer treatments for decades to come.