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Attention Transfer Students
February 10, 2023
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Missouri’s largest school district yet to adopt four-day weeks
February 8, 2023
The Billingsly Student Center is scheduled to be renovated for the first time since 2001.
Missouri Southern launches Lions Forward campaign
December 4, 2022
Prepare for the polls
Prepare for the polls
October 25, 2022
Tailgate parties with alcohol now allowed on campus
Tailgate parties with alcohol now allowed on campus
October 6, 2022
Lisa Olliges poses for her first portrait as the General Manager of KGCS-TV.
Olliges Named New Head of KGCS-TV
September 15, 2022
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
Director of Athletics Rob Mallory speaks at the 2022 All-Athlete Banquet.
Director of Athletics focuses on key initiatives to support athletes, community
October 11, 2022
Jermaine Young Jr brings down Lincoln quarterback Zamar Brake for a loss on Saturday, at Fred G Hughes Stadium, in Joplin, MO
Lions Dominate Blue Tigers on Homecoming
October 11, 2022
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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
Why students should vote
Why students should vote
October 25, 2022
Claim your place, take up space
Claim your place, take up space
May 9, 2022
How powerful is positive thinking?
How powerful is positive thinking?
May 2, 2022
Does COVID have young people living in fear?
Does COVID have young people living in fear?
April 25, 2022
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Dr. William Kumbier (far right), professor of English, bids farewell to yoga instructors.

[Photo] Americans form wrong idea of India

March 30, 2004

Philosophy spreads within countryside

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Tea shops are popular in India. This tea shop is outside of Munnar. People who walk in the mountains of Kerala can smell fresh tea, cardamom, cloves and countless other spices.

[Photo] State offers pristine scenery, plentiful seafood

March 30, 2004
Outside the Sultan Shahi Community Center, the streets are busy with people working and children playing. Riots are common and blood has often been shed on this street in times of religious tension.

Neighborhood center brings peace to riot-plagued area

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Hindu temples have no formal services. However some temples carry out certain rites daily or weekly.

‘Indo-European’ religion encapsulates many tribal traditions

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Dr. William Kumbier, professor of English, Dr. Ree Wells, associate professor of sociology, and guide Raja Rajeswari (right center) visited workers at the Shankernager Peace Through Empowerment Center, where Hindu and Muslim women work together.

Institute attempts to unite many faiths

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
About 40 Hindu temples remain in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh. Some are more than 1,000 years old.

[Photo] Site houses temple history

March 30, 2004

Thank you

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Worshippers circle the Mother Goddess Shrine, chanting and playing drums to complete a ritual offering.

Religion dresses in several names

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Andhra Pradesh is home of this colorful Catholic church. In this Church a mixture of Hindu and Catholic traditions can be seen. Inside, a statue of Jesus in an open lotus flower can be seen. The open flower represents immortality. Christianity first came to India with Thomas the Apostle.

Student uncovers Christianity in India

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004
Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in India. Islam was brought to India by Sufis as early as the eighth century.

Islam plants seeds of new coexistence

Mac Kenney
March 30, 2004

Understanding crucial to global citizenship

Mac Kenney
March 10, 2004
Mac Kenney, junior French and sociology major, bottom left, Alice Ensor, junior communication and German major, second from left, sit with a group of young men in an abandoned temple.

Trip allows peace search

Mac Kenney
March 10, 2004
An Indian native takes off his shoes before entering the arched door of the mosque. Hinduism is the dominant religion of the country.

Embracing religious pluralism: examining new ways to pray

Mac Kenney
March 10, 2004

Religions of India

Mac Kenney
March 10, 2004
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