On April 14, 1906, racial tensions reached a tipping point in the Queen City of the Ozarks. Mob rule and violence ensued, and the lynching that occurred in Park Central Square on the eve of Easter Sunday became a permanent mark on the history of the Ozarks. In the aftermath of the catastrophe, many African-Americans […] … [Read more...] about Life in the Ozarks for African-Americans: From 1906 to today
Three Missouri State faculty members have developed a living archive of testimonials and oral histories of the African American experience in the Ozarks: The Journey Continues. … [Read more...] about ‘The Journey Continues ‘ shows diverse perspectives of Springfield throughout history
Chinese food, arts, music and culture will take center stage during the Chinese New Year celebration on campus that begins on Jan. 28. … [Read more...] about Ushering in the Year of the Rooster
Missouri State University will host a series of events titled “1517-2017: 500 Years of Reformations” this January and February. … [Read more...] about Looking back: Events to explore ‘500 Years of Reformations’
New theatre faculty member Lisa Brescia shows students how to shine in the spotlight. … [Read more...] about An introvert in the spotlight: Shrink or shine?