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MU is allowing current applicants from China to use a different testing method to prove English proficiency.
"The historic black church is the cradle for my spiritual and intellectual being," Dawson said.Â
MU Police said the crash was being investigated.
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Those who attended the celebration at the Missouri Theatre still believed in its ability to comfort and celebrate.
The Missouri Senate must confirm Gregory Hoberock and Robin Wenneker before they begin serving as curators.
Hickman High School senior Kristin Kelly received the Presidential Scholarship from Columbia College Wednesday. Â
The Film Independent Spirit Awards performance has drawn millions of views and been tweeted by actress Laura Dern.
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Construction is under way on the NextGen Precision Health Institute, slated to open in October 2021.Â
Public can view contest entries all week at the Sidney Larson Gallery before the Feb. 15 awards ceremony.Â
The demonstration was organized by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
The program, which is focused on fitness and management, will aim to address national health issues.
The 39th annual program features displays of the latest firefighting equipment and training sessions for firefighters.Â
Prime Minister Andrew Holness gave the first of two presentations at MU on Wednesday in honor of Black History Month.Â
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Students will no longer play in a refurbished cafeteria. The $24 million building was designed for playing music.
Columbia College alumnus and World War II veteran Col. Charles McGee, 100, will perform the coin toss before the Super Bowl.
MU's Peter Miyamoto performed the second of nine concerts that are planned to cover the sonatas that Beethoven composed.
The MU Confucius Institute canceled its event amid flight suspensions and the coronavirus being declared a global emergency.
Although each campus will have a role in the NextGen Precision Health Initiative, MU will be the headquarters.
Rep. Kip Kendrick joined the Census Bureau's job fair Friday at the MU Student Center. Â
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The University of Missouri-Kansas City has become the latest school to drop the requirement that students take the SAT or ACT entrance exams.
The program, touted as one of the nation's first, would target members of the military as well as people changing careers.
Sanford "Sandy" Rikoon and Elizabeth Loboa will both depart MU for new positions.
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