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From Tests to Vaccines: MSSUs Health Center Offers Comprehensive COVID-19 Support
From Tests to Vaccines: MSSU’s Health Center Offers Comprehensive COVID-19 Support
September 22, 2023
Experience the Magic of Ireland on the Campus of MSSU
Experience the Magic of Ireland on the Campus of MSSU
September 22, 2023
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
September 8, 2023
Journey To Ireland: MSSUs Fall Themed-Semester Activities
Journey To Ireland: MSSU’s Fall Themed-Semester Activities
September 8, 2023
MSSU Said To Bring Main Street To Life For Third Thursday
MSSU Said To Bring Main Street To Life For Third Thursday
September 8, 2023
Ralph Yarl after being released from the hospital.
Knock Knock, Who’s There?
May 3, 2023
Bearcats late score enough to overcome Lions
Bearcats late score enough to overcome Lions
September 1, 2023
Lions gear up for MIAA tournament.
Lions gear up for MIAA tournament.
April 14, 2023
Lacy Stokes drives past the UCM defender during the MIAA championship game on Sunday, March 5th at the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, MO.
Women’s basketball makes it to the NCAA tournament.
March 9, 2023
After practice, members of the womens soccer team huddle on Oct. 6, 2022. Senior Riley Lever, SAAC President, initiated the adoption process of The Bandana Project on MSSUs campus for all students.
Leading on, off the field: Bandana Project provides mental health support
February 17, 2023
MSSU athletics hit with probation, sanctions after self-reported NCAA violations
MSSU athletics hit with probation, sanctions after self-reported NCAA violations
February 15, 2023
Photo of the finish line at the Tom Rutledge Cross Country Course
Cross Country Set to Compete in Regionals on Home Course
November 18, 2022
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
Ready, Set, Thrive: Your Guide To Helpful Resources On Campus
September 8, 2023
Ralph Yarl after being released from the hospital.
Knock Knock, Who’s There?
May 3, 2023
Katrina Ball is a senior majoring in technical writing.
A writer’s risk: take the chance
April 14, 2023
Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible
Opinion: MSSU not easily accessible
April 12, 2023
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The price of being a broke college kid
December 7, 2022
Griner should be released
Griner should be released
October 31, 2022
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Activists padlocked the doors to the House Chamber and ran a chain through their wheelchairs to block a hallway as a protest of Gov. Matt Blunt´s signing a legislation cutting Medicaid eligibility and eliminating programs. John Loyd, a Show Me ADAPT activist, has a hunters orange sticker with a bullseye on his forehead.

Activists lock House

Greg Salzer
April 27, 2005
Rally on the steps of the capitol brings people with disabilities and their families together from across the state.

Activists coverage on Capitol

Greg Salzer
April 27, 2005
Gov. Matt Blunt answers questions at a press conference held to discuss reform measures signed on April 26.

Blunt signs Medicaid reform

Greg Salzer
April 27, 2005
Sen. Chuck Graham takes time to talk to visiting students between sessions on April 27.

Ability, not disability

Greg Salzer
April 27, 2005
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Southern must work to involve students in leadership, academics

Greg Salzer
April 21, 2005

ASUM: ensure the future-invest in knowledge

Greg Salzer
April 20, 2005
the Joplin Chamber of Commerce Leadership hosted Joplin Day with a Sweet Treat reception for lawmakers, captial staff and passers-by. In the foreground, Cini-Minis from event co-sponsors General Mills of Joplin await the rush.

Joplin Area Chamber hosts Sweet Treats Buffet

Greg Salzer
April 20, 2005

Mental Health Day brings resources

Greg Salzer
April 20, 2005
Animal control officer Pam Paxton cradles Poohder, a Yorkie.

State holds nationwide puppy mills, breeders title

Greg Salzer
April 17, 2005
Missouri Southern alumni Betsy Saul developed Petfinder.com, a Web site devoted to helping people find a pet from humane societies nationwide.

Support dogs enhance life, promote independence

Greg Salzer
April 13, 2005

End of life bills get Senate Judiciary hearing

Greg Salzer
April 13, 2005
A statue of Thomas Jeefferson looks out over the future of hybrid and alternative fueled vehicles. The vehicles were on display at the capitol on April 5, 2005.

Vehicle caravanacross Missourifor environment

Greg Salzer
April 7, 2005

Bill proposes higher ed change

Greg Salzer
April 6, 2005

Clergy oppose elimination of $500 gambling loss limit

Greg Salzer
April 6, 2005
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Student advocates for her children

March 10, 2005
Rona Brumback, senior psychology major, holds her clipboard and pictures of her children close as she waits for and opportunity to talk to state legislators on March 9. Brumback´s children, Amber and Caden, have both been diagnosed with Asperger´s Syndrome, an Autistic Spectrum disorder.

Student advocates for her children

Greg Salzer
March 10, 2005
Student advocates for her children

Student advocates for her children

Greg Salzer
March 10, 2005
Rep. sherman Parker (R-St. Charles), left, Michael Lenza, University of Missouri-Columbia sociology professor, center, and Rita Linhardt discuss the implementation of the death penalty in Missouri at a press conference March 9. Parker is sponsor of legislation to impose a moratorium on all executions until Jan. 1 2009.

As execution looms, moratorium sought for study

Greg Salzer
March 10, 2005
As execution looms, moratorium sought for study

As execution looms, moratorium sought for study

Greg Salzer
March 10, 2005
Overhead view of a lane closure on east bound I-44 from an overpass between Joplin and Springfield on March 2.

New designer crime posed for safer Missouri highways

Greg Salzer
March 2, 2005
Rep. Jon Avery (R-Crestwood) addresses reporters at a press conference his first day back. Other representatives were on hand to provide Avery moral support and welcome him home.

From Iraq to capital, overnight

Greg Salzer
March 2, 2005

Drug abuse budget going cold turkey

Greg Salzer
March 2, 2005

DMH presentations continue in House

Greg Salzer
February 23, 2005
Sen. Kevin Engler (R-Farmington), left, and Phaera Marriot outside the Senate hearing room after presenting Senate Bill 194. Marriot, a Mother´s Against Drunk Driving Victims Advocate, was paralyzed after being hit by a drunk driver.

Victim advocate testifies

Greg Salzer
February 23, 2005
Sen. John Louden - R-St. Louis County

Consent law in Senate hearing

Greg Salzer
February 23, 2005
Rep. Kevin Wilson (R-Neosho) on right and university President Julio León at left catch up in hallway oustide the House hearing romom after León´s presentation on Tuesday. Funding allocations for Southern are expected to remain stable.

House commmittee hears from León

February 9, 2005

Voter registration a security concern

Greg Salzer
February 9, 2005
Rep. Rachel Storch (D-St. Louis) calls for Rep. Jane Cunningham to resign her position as House Education Committee Chair.

Rep. Storch says committee chair should resign

Greg Salzer
February 9, 2005

Senator poses RIF for house

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005

Proposed budget cuts Southern’s funding

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005

Researchers oppose therapeutic cloning ban, support reproductive ban

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005
Sen. Matt Bartle - R-Jackson County

Human cloning debate in Senate

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005

Reform heads to campaign committee financing groups

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005

Experts testify on behalf of, against proposed ban

Greg Salzer
February 2, 2005

Republican proposes tax on adult business

Greg Salzer
January 26, 2005
Warren Erdman accepts Gov. Matt blunt´s appointment as co-chair of the newly formed 2005 State government Review Committee. Blunt formed the committee by eecutive order to addresss ways government can be reorganized to improve efficiency.

Governor declares creation of state review commission

Greg Salzer
January 26, 2005
Gov. Matt Blunt looks on as Sen. Gary Nodler (R-Joplin) addresses reporters at a press conference at Joplin City Hall on Jan. 28. Nodler, law enforcement officers and local representatives of Missouri´s General Assembly were on hand as a sign of support for Blunt´s legislative agenda.

Blunt talks about meth in Joplin

Greg Salzer
January 26, 2005

State News Briefs

Greg Salzer
January 19, 2005
U.S. Sen. Kit Bond (R-Mo.) talks to reporters before the start of the inaugural parade. Bond served as the parade´s grand marshal.

Inaugural day focuses on change

Greg Salzer
January 19, 2005
Sen. Gary Nodler (R. Jasper)

Sister institutions seek name change

Greg Salzer
January 19, 2005
Sen. chuck Graham (D-Columbia), member of the Senate Education Commitee, questions SMSU´s request.

SMS name change prompts debate

Greg Salzer
January 19, 2005
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