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COVID-19 restrictions have prompted MU clubs to find new ways to connect and serve.
The road segment will be closed from Nov. 23, 2020 to Jan. 15, 2020.
Delta Sigma Phi was ordered to close by the fraternity's national leadership, but the reasons have not been specified.
Professor and musicologist Michael J. Budds is remembered by colleagues, students and friends after his passing Thursday.
The board also reviewed a report on its new governance structure during its Thursday meeting.
UMKC will receive $1.2 million and MU will receive $800,000.
Budds donated $4 million in 2019 to create the Budds Center for American Music Studies at the MU School of Music.
Following his election at a Board of Curators meeting Thursday, Chatman reflected on what inspired him to reach the position.
Scott Dalrymple will be stepping down after serving as president of the college since 2014, citing family reasons.
The appeals court admonished the former faculty member about "his litigious behavior now approaching the standard of frivolity..."
Pat and Sandy Hiatte's unrestricted estate gift will be split equally and used for newsroom technology and tree projects.
The MU chancellor says thinning the student population with remote classes will help as Columbia deals with a COVID-19 surge.
The council discussed grading system options and a resolution to rescind the censure of MU Chancellor Choi.
A new Women's and Children's Hospital building is part of a multi-phase plan to consolidate health care operations on campus.
MU Professor's research could aid NASA in understanding how life could form on other planets by understanding life on Earth.
Security concerns brought talks of changing the current benefit of .edu email addresses for retired faculty, to much dismay.
MU ROTC students work with a service dog program to prepare the animals to be paired with veterans and children.
Andrew Kislecia’s grandfathers motivated him to research neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s disease.
In its Tuesday meeting, the finance subcommittee approved plans for new resource allocation plans, pensions and governance.
One of the mutations showed an ability to more quickly copy itself, according to the MU College of Veterinary Medicine team.
Spokesperson Christian Basi said MU is continuing the monitor the situation. Thanksgiving break runs from Nov. 21 to Nov. 29.
Student activists involved with protests this semester received warning letters Friday.
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