Jones, Laws and Lathrop residence halls on the University of Missouri campus are seeing a makeover, beginning with the Jones Residence Hall and Dobbs Pavilion being torn down. This area, the Dobbs group, is part of a master plan of residential hall renovations that Mizzou Residential Life has been thinking about since 1997 and began […]
With 321 students who are pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, Columbia Independent School is small but has big plans underway for a new athletics and arts facility. Adam Dubé, head of school for CIS, says the new building will help meet the needs of the existing students and show others that CIS has the resources to
Every summer my wife creates a reading list. She’s ambitious; she typically tries to read a book a week. My goal is much more subdued; I try to read a book a month. Perhaps you find yourself somewhere in between. Whatever your reading pace might be, I’ve solicited suggestions from respected leaders in our community.
What if you could say the right things to the right people at the right time? I started my first business in the sixth grade with a roll of paper towels and a can of window cleaner, and I’ve been starting and running businesses ever since. My day job is leading the sales and marketing
Randall Gooch, director of career, technical and adult education, Columbia Public Schools 1. What is your background? Why are you passionate about your job? As a high school student, I took as many career center classes as possible. I also participated in the career and technical student organization, VICA, which is now known as SkillsUSA.
University of Missouri Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin talks college culture, entrepreneurship, diversity issues and the story behind those infamous bowties.
After 15 years in business, Fresh Ideas Food Management is forming an innovative partnership with Bleu Restaurant.
