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At 6:14 in the evening on November 7, 2015, MU’s Legion of Black Collegians posted a tweet with two pictures. One was a photo of 31 black MU...
Columbia is and always will be an education town. While there’s plenty of coverage of MU, Stephens College, Columbia College, and Columbia Public Schools, it’s worth noting the...
This story appeared in print as part of “Real Models: CPS Grows Their Own Minority Teachers” Nikki McGruder, executive director of the Diversity Awareness Partnership – Columbia and...
Consider the numbers. Columbia is the most educated city in Missouri and ranks fifth highest among small metro cities in the country, according to Forbes. Nearly 49 percent...
EdX intern and recent CPS graduate Tyus Monroe doesn’t like the term “role model” — it’s too lofty, too elite. She prefers a real model, someone “that you...
Youth sports and all that comes with it — travel, food, gas, hotel stays, and more — is part of the $8.6 billion sports tourism industry. (That number...
Local nonprofit directors dedicate their lives to the common good. Cheryl Howard, Nora Stewart Early Learning Center As a former graduate of the Nora Stewart Early Learning Center,...
The pros and cons of working with loved ones. Melissa Murphy, Johnston Paint and Decorating In 1996, then MU student Melissa Murphy started working a few hours a...
Edie Diel, Jennica Gomez, Jill Stedem, and Michele Cropp are living red these days. According to the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease claims the lives of roughly half...
Local nonprofit directors dedicate their lives to the common good. Barbie Banks, Citizen Jane Film Festival This October 26 to 29, some 6,500 people will gather at Stephens...