Elizabeth Brixey is the Columbia Missourian's education editor and an associate professor in the Missouri School of Journalism. She can be reached at (573) 882-2632 and brixeye@missouri.edu.
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Chancellor Mun Choi said there has been 100% compliance system-wide in wearing masks and social distancing in classrooms.
The district's all-virtual learning format won't change until a Columbia School Board vote. The soonest for that is Oct. 12.
Students have to get a wristband to attend an in-person class on campus. They are not required to for other campus facilities.
The program will allow specific content filters for students at different education levels.
The acrylic casing was purchased to prevent vandalism to the Thomas Jefferson tombstone on Francis Quadrangle.
The Columbia School Board will take up the matter publicly at a 7:30 a.m. work session Thursday.
Merging with the main complex will save $20 million a year, MU Health Care CEO Jonathan Curtright said.
The college also announced creation of the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Center.
The center will promote the study and research of race, citizenship and racial justice in the U.S.
Chief Financial Officer Ryan Rapp said that post-pandemic, it will be key for campuses to boost enrollment and revenues.
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