Scott Dalrymple Columbia College has announced Dalrymple as the 17th president of the college. Dalrymple, formerly of the School of Liberal Arts at Excelsior College in Albany, N.Y., was introduced to students, faculty, staff and the community Jan. 22. He replaced Gerald Brouder, who announced his retirement in January 2013. Dr. Joseph Muscato Dr. […]
Although it hasn’t housed the University of Missouri’s Student Health Center in more than a decade, the building at 410 S. Sixth St. on the west side of MU’s campus is still known simply as “Old Student Health Center” on university maps. The building’s façade bears no signage, but today it houses parts of
Schilb Antiquarian Rare Books A new retail antique bookstore has opened in downtown Columbia. Schilb Antiquarian Rare Books, located at 100 N. Providence Road, has an array of rare books, manuscripts and artwork for show and sale. Items sold by the store vary in price, ranging from a $50 piece of artwork to a $50,000
Restoration Eye Care experiences growth, looks to expand its facilities and services.
They say if you haven’t got your health, you haven’t got anything. Take a look at the numbers behind the industry responsible for good health and good care in Columbia.
Dr. Jeremy Maxwell uses selective functional movement to improve golf games and quality of lives.
Authenticity is a slippery prospect in the realm of food. That Italian tomato-based pasta sauce we all know and love? New arrival. Pad Thai as the very essence of Thai food? It’s brand new in the grand scheme of things. And noodles originated in China, so can they really be authentically Italian or Thai anyway?
How many trainers do you employ? Our Mizzou Athletic Training staff has continued to grow as the comprehensive scope of the athletic program has grown. When I arrived in 1996, the MU Athletic Training staff consisted of four full-time certified athletic trainers, three certified athletic training graduate students and eight undergraduate student athletic trainers. Presently,
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The early reports about Dr. Richard Bowen Loftin, the incoming 22nd chancellor of the University of Missouri, have been good. Sixty-four-year-old Loftin comes to us from Texas A&M University. With 50,000 students and branch campuses, A&M has an overwhelming presence in Brazos County and the twin cities of Bryan-College Station, with a metro area population
Retainer. Boutique. Concierge. Whatever one chooses to call the new personalized care model, local docs join a national trend to bring better care to Columbia.
