Allison Bealmer

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Ivy Reed |Allison Bealmer |Anna Colletto

The University of Missouri is now marketing its own online courses, as opposed to the UM System's current model, Missouri Online, which was established by a $20 million investment in 2021. MU representatives would not share how many jobs might be lost or whether the switch to a new model, dubbed Mizzou Online, is a cost-saving measure for the UM System's flagship campus. Studying journalism, women's and gender studies, and Spanish. Reach me at [email protected]

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Nam Nguyen |Nam Nguyễn |Allison Bealmer |Anna Colletto

By Nam Nguyen/Missourian,Allison Bealmer,Anna Colletto Scores of emotions washed over the University of Missouri campus Thursday as more than 1,000 young performers arrived for the annual state music festival, brimming with nerves, excitement and a love of music. The 73rd Missouri State High School Activities Association state music festival runs through Saturday, bringing musicians from more than 400 high schools across Missouri to compete in MU's facilities.

2 months ago | columbiamissourian.com | Allison Bealmer |Anna Colletto

By Allison Bealmer,Anna Colletto The University of Missouri is conducting a "shuttle pilot" next Monday to Friday in which students, faculty and staff are invited to test out a new shuttle schedule and routes that will be put into place Aug. 1. The pilot is a part of MU's rollout for a new demand-based parking plan, which divides its parking lots and structures into pricing tiers. Monthly rates range from $10 to $105. It will also expand MU's shuttle services.

Mar 16, 2025 | columbiamissourian.com | Allison Bealmer |Anna Colletto

By Allison Bealmer,Anna Colletto The MU Health Care Pavilion was packed to the brim Sunday with vintage-lovers, clothes and goods at the first ever Missouri Vintage Fest. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., over 35 vendors negotiated prices with customers, showcased their collections and talked vintage items. The festival was a first-time partnership with the Illinois and Wisconsin Vintage Fests.

Jan 30, 2025 | columbiamissourian.com | Allison Bealmer |Anna Sago

By Allison Bealmer,Anna Sago Through a grant from the Veterans United Foundation (VUF), Cars 4 Columbia, a member of the Cars 4 Missouri Network, plans to donate a vehicle every month this year to a veteran selected by the Truman Veterans' Hospital, Welcome Home and the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture. This month's recipient, Gregg Shand, beamed as he hugged Anthony Conway, the program director of Cars 4 Columbia, before driving off in what is now his own vehicle on Thursday.