Thanks to an alumna, MSU now owns land for row crops for the first time in the university’s history.
Headlines
Know the warning signs of job scams
Job scams are on the rise, and while no one is immune to fraudulent recruitment scams, college students are often targeted. Scammers often claim to be recruiting for a legitimate employer and will advertise jobs where legitimate employers do—online, in newspapers, and even on TV and radio. The best way to protect yourself from being a victim of a job scam is to be aware of them and know what to look for.
Immortalizing six Bears on Wall of Fame
Induction ceremony to be held during Homecoming.
Alumni spotlights
Globe-trotting news anchor: “I’m always big on taking risks”
Bryant Clerkley had to cut our first interview short: News was breaking.
“Sorry, my boss just emailed me …
Do I know anything about a body found in the water?”
Finding a passion, creating a future
Millicent Bean chose Missouri State for graduate school because of the student affairs in higher education program. She never imagined the friends and experiences MSU would give her.
Faculty News
Big break: New film, ‘Break,’ gave many their first real taste
Film showcases work of students, faculty, staff, alumni across many disciplines.
Missouri State honors five for excellence in public affairs
Two faculty, three staff members receive awards at Board of Governors meeting.
Athletics
Ford finalizes MSU coaching staff
Missouri State men’s basketball head coach Dana Ford has finalized his inaugural coaching staff.
Bears win MVC women’s golf championship
The Missouri State women’s golf team won the Missouri Valley Conference Championship in commanding fashion.
Student highlights
Accounting student receives prestigious scholarship
Luke Harris is the sole recipient of the Stuart Cameron Margaret McLeod Memorial Scholarship.
How to use landscape fabric to prevent weeds
It will save you time and energy when gardening.