Missouri
University of Missouri Dissolves DEI Office
The university is dissolving and reorganizing its diversity, equity, and inclusion office in anticipation of the state passing an anti-DEI bill into law soon.
University of Missouri Moves To End Race-Based Scholarships
The university claims ending race-based scholarships is necessary to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action in college admissions.
WashU Launches Financial Engineering Certificate
Financial engineers create models to assess risks and help businesses make financial decisions.
Missouri State Launches STEM MBA
A growing number of business schools nationwide are launching STEM-focused master of business administration (MBA) programs.
Lincoln University President Cleared of Bullying, Reinstated After Death of VP of Student Affairs
A third-party investigation cleared President John Moseley of bullying claims brought by Dr. Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia-Bailey who died by suicide in January.
Washington University in St. Louis to Launch Flex MBA Program
Washington University in St. Louis is set to launch a Flex MBA program for working professionals in August 2024 featuring electives in high-demand areas like artificial intelligence.
Missouri State Program for Autistic Students to Expand Thanks to Donation
The ASCEND program at Missouri State University-West Plains is just over a year old.
Missouri Students Win Back LGBTQ+ Center — Mostly
Students at Southeast Missouri State University fought to keep their LGBTQ+ resource center open — and won. But the story doesn’t end there.
Washington University Removes Federal Loans From Financial Aid Packages
Federal loans will be replaced by university grants and scholarships, allowing students to graduate college without going into debt.