The exhibition is a collaboration between the art museum and the Missouri State University Art and Design Department, featuring the thesis works of five MFA students. Read more

Amid the ongoing uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, Brick City Gallery’s final exhibition of the spring semester provides a beacon of light, both through colorful palettes and personal stories. Read more

Missouri State’s National Alliance for the Advancement of Colored People held its second annual Black Arts Expo April 30 in the Plaster Student Union Ballroom. Read more

Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2, mark Springfield’s 40th Artsfest. Artsfest is an annual event arranged by the Springfield Regional Arts Council for local and national artists to display and sell their work. Read more

10k.Caash, creator of “The Whoa” and the No. 1 artist on Instagram’s popular reel tracks this week, is performing at The Outland Ballroom Saturday, May 8. Read more

There are many people who have worked to create the culture of Springfield. One such person is Johan Collins. Read more

Woods House hosted its annual Woodstock event Friday, April 23. The event aims to educate students on Missouri State University’s drug and alcohol polices and encourage safe sex practices. Read more

Earth Day, April 22, is a day when people celebrate and thank the planet we live on, but why not celebrate and protect the Earth every day? Read more

In the world of digital media, having a physical copy of one’s favorite tunes may make the world a bit more musical.  Read more

On Thursday, April 15, the Missouri State University Student Activities Council hosted a business fair to highlight student business owners on the North Mall. Read more

Springfield is known for many cultural artifacts: local music, breweries and a glamorous drag scene. One local drag queen to note is Daegen Michelle. Read more

417 Day, a free family event, is underway at Fassnight Park in Springfield, to celebrate the local community with activities, food and music. Read more

On Saturday, May 1, the Bill R. Foster and Family Recreation Center will host the first Missouri State University Powerlifting competition. The event is only open to MSU students, and FRC will be at half capacity from its normal limits due to COVID-19. Read more

As live music crawls back into a state of “normal,” The Outland Complex breaks perceived convention with their first door woman. Read more

Former Missouri State University student Madisyn Jones recently started a project making sleeping mats out of plastic grocery bags for those who may not have a safe place to lay at night.  Read more

In business since Feb. 20 is new breakfast restaurant Rise, offering an all-day breakfast and lunch menu. Read more

In March, Springfield residents have come to know and expect a few things: spring rain, warmer weather, trees regrowing their leaves and the annual pop up of Tessoro Imports. Read more

Each March, as Women’s History Month approaches, Missouri State  celebrates women who have played an important role within the university. Biology instructor Tina Hopper has been teaching at MSU for 19 years. Her contributions to the university are expressed in many ways, one of which is the… Read more

Headed by Missouri State University International Programs, Global Leaders and Mentors is dedicated to helping international students come to both the United States and Missouri State. GLaM mentors are paired with a variety of mentees and communicate back and forth throughout their stay at MSU. Read more