Congratulations to Dr. John Prescott! His work is being featured in the university's 2017 edition of Mind's Eye. Here's a sneak peek at the story: Do you consider yourself to be creative? If you said no, you may want to reconsider, Dr. John Prescott said. “I think everybody is creative to some degree, whether they’re creating artistic products or finding new ways to be … [Read more...] about John Prescott featured in Mind’s Eye
They are the storytellers. The creators. The visualizers. The students who make up Missouri State’s College of Arts and Letters take pride in standing out amongst the crowd and making their Missouri Statement a distinct one. How? Here are five ways COAL is making itself known at MSU. Giving Voice will open your eyes to oppression Giving Voice, a theatre troupe housed … [Read more...] about Five reasons to choose COAL as your college
Check out our favorite photos from the 2016 Ozarks Celebration Festival. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ozarkscelebrationfestival/sets/72157670489389634 … [Read more...] about Ozarks Celebration Festival 2016
Missouri State’s a cappella groups the Beartones and Hibernotes will be competing in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella Midwest Semifinals at Washington University in St. Louis on April 2. MSU groups take first, second place in quarterfinals The two groups qualified for the a cappella competition after stellar, award-winning performances at the ICCA … [Read more...] about MSU a cappella groups head to regional competition April 2
On March 15 and 16, a series of events will celebrate the Moon City Press Book, "Throwaway Youth," including a jazz performance, readings and a book signing. Book tells stories of homeless teens in Springfield The book offers real accounts of homeless teenagers who've used the services of Springfield's Rare Breed Youth Services. Its writer, Nancy Fairbank, was a … [Read more...] about Moon City Press book on homeless teens making debut at diversity conference