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Missouri football rookie running back is entering portal. Here’s what that means for MU
Another promising member of Mizzou’s Class of 2024 is moving on after just one season. Missouri football true freshman ...
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Kansas City students hope for fewer glitches in college financial aid this year
Last year's federal student aid application launched with glitches and issues, leaving college plans for some students in ...
The Times of Troy: Five thoughts on USC’s first week of the transfer portal
Ryan Kartje is the USC beat writer at the Los Angeles Times. He joined The Times after six years with the Southern California ...
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St. Pius X grads eligible for scholarships to Missouri Baptist University
Officials of St. Pius X High School announced that its graduates will be offered scholarships of $23,300 per year to Missouri ...
Columbia Daily Tribune2d
High schoolers can still apply to MU without an ACT or SAT score. How it works
MU has used test optional admissions since fall 2021. Student success is relatively similar, but scholarship opportunities ...
Why Park University wants 80 acres of Kansas City to transfer to Parkville
Kansas City could shrink by about 80 acres if a request succeeds in shifting city boundaries to make some Park University ...
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Avila University offers debt-free college to some Missourians in response to FAFSA crisis
The average American college student comes out of college with $30,000 in debt, a local university wants some Missouri ...
Mizzou Athletics announces changes to fundraising structure. Here’s what it means
In a news release, Mizzou Athletics outlined plans to prioritize three key areas — game day experience (seating and parking), ...
Science Daily5d
Social factors affect pediatric cardiac arrest outcomes
The odds on whether a child survives a cardiac arrest may depend on where they live, according to a new study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.
New study reveals social factors in pediatric cardiac arrest survival
The odds on whether a child survives a cardiac arrest may depend on where they live, according to a new study from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.