Elizabeth Brixey is a city editor at the Columbia Missourian. She oversees coverage of education.
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Tell us what questions you would ask if you could interview the new MU chancellor, R. Bowen Loftin.
A recent Missourian article used the pronoun "they" to refer to Josie Herrera, a finalist for MU Homecoming king who identifies as gender queer.
Eddie Cook has been a part of the Columbia Missourian for 50 years, and that's worth recognizing.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a three-part series of audio profiles on Columbia artists created for KBIA's arts and culture program "Off the C…
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a three-part series of audio profiles on Columbia artists created for KBIA's arts and culture program "Off the C…
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a three-part series of audio profiles on Columbia artists created for KBIA's arts and culture program "Off the C…
Some schools aren't getting the coverage they should.
Thanks for the interesting question about Dr. Choi's last name. He uses a pronunciation that rhymes with "boy."
Elizabeth Brixey, education editor
Mr. Lanigan, we have a Homecoming section on our homepage. If you're looking at it on a laptop, the link to it is about halfway down on the right side.
Regards,
Elizabeth Brixey (one of the city editors)
I appreciate this comment. The reporter and I are talking about a better way to more clearly express the point. Thanks for posting. Elizabeth Brixey, Missourian education editor
brixey commented on Columbia police training session demonstrates how police combat bias
Mr. Moore, thank you for your comment. We have a such a story in the works. Regards, Elizabeth Brixey, education editor