Joe Montana Four-time Superbowl-winning quarterback Joe Montana will visit Missouri State University this fall. He will be the 2023 Public Affairs Conference keynote speaker. The conversation will take place at 7 p.m. Sept. 26 at Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. The keynote event kicks off the conference, scheduled Sept. 26-28. The theme is “Navigating the Now: … [Read more...] about Legendary NFL quarterback Joe Montana headlines fall 2023 Public Affairs Conference
Missouri State University raised $1,604,181 during its second annual Giving Day March 1-2. A total of 2,179 unique donors contributed during the campaign. “This Giving Day showcased what our community can accomplish in 36 hours,” said MSU Executive Director of Engagement and Alumni Relations Greg Fansler. “The Missouri State University system came together with participation … [Read more...] about Giving Day raises $1.6 million
Missouri State University’s 19th annual Public Affairs Conference explores turning words into actions to build collaborative communities. “From Words to Deeds: Creating Collaborative Communities” is the theme for the 2022 conference. It will be a mix of in-person and live-streamed events Sept. 20-22. “This year’s Public Affairs Conference is based on the premise that … [Read more...] about Public Affairs Conference seeks to create collaborative communities
When students arrive on the Missouri State University campus for move-in this August, about 400 of them will live in a highly anticipated, brand-new residence hall at 811 S. Holland Ave. Today, the Missouri State University Foundation announced the property’s name: Heitz House. The university closed on the property, taking full ownership from Bryan Student Housing LLC, on … [Read more...] about Welcome to Heitz House: Missouri State announces new residence hall name
The Missouri State University community mourns the loss of long-time supporter and friend Kenneth E. Meyer, who died July 17 at the age of 94. “Ken Meyer was an icon in Springfield,” Missouri State President Clif Smart said. “He started as a Missouri State student and grew a radio empire in the area. He always supported his alma mater.” Meyer graduated from Missouri State in … [Read more...] about Missouri State remembers supporter and friend Kenneth E. Meyer