Emma Zawacki

1 month ago | columbiamissourian.com | Emma Zawacki |Anna Colletto

Celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day on Saturday with these mid-Missouri events. Learn more about women of the past or meet new gal-pals at any of these activities.

2 months ago | columbiamissourian.com | Emma Zawacki |Anna Sago |Anna Colletto

By Emma Zawacki,Anna Sago,Anna Colletto The University of Missouri is rolling out its new demand-based parking plan with informational sessions for faculty and staff and a five-day pilot test of expanded shuttle routes. The new plan will divide MU's parking lots and structures into pricing tiers based on demand for location, with rates ranging from $10 to $105, according to previous Missourian reporting. It will also expand MU's shuttle services for faculty, staff and students.

2 months ago | columbiamissourian.com | Emma Zawacki |Anna Sago |Anna Colletto

By Emma Zawacki,Anna Sago,Anna Colletto The University of Missouri is rolling out its new demand-based parking plan with informational sessions for faculty and staff and a five-day pilot test of expanded shuttle routes. The new plan will divide MU's parking lots and structures into pricing tiers based on demand for location, with rates ranging from $10 to $105, according to previous Missourian reporting. It will also expand MU's shuttle services for faculty, staff and students.

Dec 14, 2024 | columbiamissourian.com | Anna Colletto |Emma Zawacki

Jeremy Moreland, president of William Woods University in Fulton, is resigning to pursue "other professional opportunities." The university's Board of Trustees chair will be stepping into the role and has elected to donate her time until a national search for the next president is conducted. "I know the institution, I've been on the board for thirteen years now," Board chair Romaine Seguin said. "And I feel it's time to give back, and I just have so much passion I wanted to give back now."

Nov 20, 2024 | voxmagazine.com | Emma Zawacki

University of Missouri anthropology professor and potter Jeff Ferguson doesn’t consider himself a creative person. Full stop. “I’m definitely not what I would call an artistic potter,” Ferguson says. “I don’t paint stuff on it. I (am) not coming up with crazy new forms.”Instead, the art of his craft is found in the care he implements into each step. He builds his own kilns, makes all his own clays — mostly with Missouri clay — and mixes up his own glazes.