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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
Anthodius Ashley celebrates a touchdown at Fred G Hughes Stadium in Joplin, Mo on September 23,2023.
Lions get commanding win over Riverhawks.
September 23, 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
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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Joplin is not home, but it works

Kristin Wilfing
September 20, 2006
Chet McCann, Pinnacle Construction, works on replacing the windows in the Mission Hills Mansion. The Pella windows are high-energy efficient, double-pane glass and are maintenance free.

[Photo] Reviving Mansion’s past

September 13, 2006
Dr. Jim Lile rehearsing for The Dining Room, now playing at Walton Black Box Theatre.

[Photo] Seats full for The Dining Room

September 13, 2006
Interested students attend the first meeting of Missouri Southerns Ghost Hunters club Sept. 1. The club has become an officially recognized campus organization. The club meets at 9 p.m. Thursdays in University Java.

[Photo] Ghost Hunters to become official club

September 13, 2006
(Right) In the foreground are the flags that were placed by the Missouri Southern College Democrats in honor of soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan since Sept. 11. In the background is the Flag of Freedom Plaza in Missouri Southerns oval.

[Photo] Campus honors victims of 9/11

September 6, 2006
The eagle overlooks the fourteenth hole at the Carthage Golf course.

[Photo] Carved eagle lands on Carthage golf course

September 6, 2006
Southern Theatre students join faculty in a scene from the upcoming play, The Dining Room.

[Photo] The Dining Room offers open seat

September 6, 2006
Students can download and listen to class lessons on their iPods.

[Photo] International Management course utilizing video, audio technology

September 6, 2006
Musical Clown, a lithograph by Marc Chagall from 1945 is one of many famous pieces hanging at Spiva Art Gallery. Currently Spiva is displaying a printmaking exhibit from the French Avant-Garde. The exhibit will run from Aug. 28 through Sept. 22.

[Photo] Christiansen: ‘Feeling more excitement’

August 30, 2006
Todd Lanham, freshman criminal justice major, takes a shot at one of the two new pool tables Aug. 21 at the Student Life Center. The free pool tables are one updated feature in the SLC.

[Photo] Student Life Center receives face-lift, celebrates 10 years

August 30, 2006
Clary Wrights biggest dream in life is to live where she can wake up in the morning and look out over the Eiffel Tower. Clary is 8 years old, from Joplin, and the daugther of Erron L. Wright, JR, Missouri Southern graduate.

[Photo] France Semester offers wide range of events

August 30, 2006
Dr. Jerry Johnson, associate professor of mathematics, said mathematics is something everyone can do as long as they apply themselves to the task.

[Photo] Instructor keeps class discipline high

May 3, 2006
Anna Hallin, photography major, and professor Orjan Henriksson, professor of photography, both from Folkhogskola looks at the PhotoSpiva exhibit at the Spiva Center for the Arts.

[Photo] Spiva displays photography

May 3, 2006
In an ironic twist, Natalya Antonova, professor at the Eastman School of Music, played before the very contestants she was to judge in the Missouri International Piano Competition.

[Photo] Competition opens with judge’s recital

April 26, 2006
(From left to right) Ulla Sorensen Johansson, Jenny Hultgren, Anna Hallin, Sara Pettersson and Tobias Velander came to Southern as part of their photography and graphic design courses.

[Photo] Swedish students make Southern visit

April 26, 2006
Students show some skills

[Photo] Students show some skills

April 26, 2006
The Department of Public Safety recently replaced its security truck with a 1998 Chevy S-10 because upkeep on the old body was becoming harder.

[Photo] Maintenance issues result in new ride

April 19, 2006
The Ben Miller Band performs during the Earth Day celebration April 19. The International Ecolonomics Student Association organized the event.

[Photo] Earth Day brings conscientious groups together

April 19, 2006
One piece of art brought to the Midwest College Salon is from Todd Cero from Kansas University. The piece is titled Surburbia cast in porcelain.

[Photo] Exhibit brings Midwest artists to Southern

April 12, 2006
Kortni Brous, freshman nursing major, had her room renovated in McCormick Hall. New furniture, carpet, a refrigerator and microwave will be added.

[Photo] Private rooms receive facelift

April 5, 2006
The University Pond was cleaned of dead limbs, trees and debris earlier in the semester. This work has some students and faculty members worried about possible consequences to the environment around the area.

[Photo] University Pond sinks into controversy

April 5, 2006
Daniel Macrelli prepared a meal in the Lions Den. Macrelli is the new retail and catering manager with Sodexho.

[Photo] Chef brings culinary skills to Southern meals

March 8, 2006
Part-time forensic analyst Ashley Lankford keeps a heavy schedule while working in the crime laboratory.

[Photo] Local comes home to work in crime lab

March 8, 2006
Glenn Sigler, age 7, Joplin, has played the violin for two years.

[Photo] 150 musicians compete

March 8, 2006
Nancy Parrish, secretary of human resources, surrounds her workplace with ceramic lighthouses.

[Photo] Secretary joins campus community

March 8, 2006
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Campus celebrates Joplin native poet Langston Hughes’ memory

March 1, 2006
Monique Canada, sophomore biology major, sings during the 14th annual Langston Hughes Celebration.

[Photo] Campus celebrates Joplin native poet Langston Hughes’ memory

March 1, 2006
Charles Grife (left), senior chemistry major; Carissa Knoderer, junior biology major; and Dr. Jim Jackson, professor of biology, participate in a discussion on Feb. 21.

[Photo] Seminar class focuses on death

February 22, 2006
Derick White, senior secondary education major; Tessa Woods, senior biology major; and Cherie White, freshman undecided major, hold arms during a rendition of Cotton-Eyed Joe.

[Photo] Party transgresses time

February 22, 2006
Jeff Youngblood, junior studio art major, (left) describes his artwork to Adrienne Huser, freshman mathematics and Spanish major.

[Photo] Student art major takes mixed media art works to Lamar

February 22, 2006
Megan Hiesley, freshman graphics art major, makes a Valentines Day card during Healthy Relationships day Feb. 14.

[Photo] Day offers activities on healthy relationships

February 15, 2006
Terry Yazzie, junior nursing major, helps with the 24th annual Missouri Southern Foundation Phone-a-thon, which started Feb. 5 and will continue until the end of April.

[Photo] Event helps raise funds for projects, scholarships

February 8, 2006
Faustina Abrahams, coordinator of freshmen orientation (left) works alongside Rebecca Crouch, senior nursing major, in the Student Support Center. Abrahams had once been an intern in the same area and served as an orientation leader.

[Photo] Counselor returns to lead orientation

February 8, 2006
Derek Rhatigan, guitar, plays at Fat Pats, which is just one of several venues scheduled for Shapeshift Revolutions summer tour.

[Photo] Local band plans summer tour with several different venues

February 8, 2006
David Campbell, night-shift DPS officer, said his main tasks include checking doors, patrolling the campus and preventing burglary.

[Photo] Patrolling Sourthern – A two-part series in the lives of the officers of the Department of Public Safety

February 8, 2006
Terry Hylton, department of public safety office manager, said he enjoys his job and meeting the students.

[Photo] Patrolling Sourthern – A two-part series in the lives of the officers of the Department of Public Safety

February 1, 2006
Members from both Cardinals organizations sign autrographs for fans.

[Photo] Post-Dispatch publishes memory

January 26, 2006
Redbirds connect with baseball fans

Redbirds connect with baseball fans

Kristin Wilfing
January 25, 2006
Dr. Gloria payne, associate professor of teacher education, socializes during the Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon Jan. 19.

[Photo] Luncheon celebrates historic figure’s dreams

January 25, 2006
Gabby Moor, left, age 9, Joplin, waits for an autrograph from Tyler Johnson, pitcher, during the Cardinals Caravan Jan. 16 in Webster Hall auditorium

[Photo] Redbirds connect with baseball fans

January 25, 2006
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