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More than 53% of MU students took at least one online course in academic year 2018 (Mizzou Online Annual Report, AY18). As this number climbs year over year, online instructors at Mizzou continue to...

Students and alumni of the University of Missouri College of Education already know the quality of their online master's programs. Now, higher education rankings sites, such as OnlineMasters.com, are...

This weekend, May 17 – 19, the University of Missouri celebrates a new class of graduates during commencement ceremonies and events. Among them are 661 graduates who earned their degrees online...

Providing flexible options for finishing college is part of Mizzou’s mission as the state’s flagship public institution. Five more bachelor’s degrees are now available online, giving those who seek a...

This story originally appeared on the SWE All Together blog. Impostor phenomenon. Impostor syndrome. Impostor experience. No matter what you call it, you’ve most likely felt it. The feeling that, no...

English language learners (ELLs) are the fastest-growing student population in U.S. K–12 schools(1). In Missouri public schools, the number of ELLs has doubled from 19,053 in 2008–2009 to 38,952 in...

Alisa Hayes, MD, wanted to expand the research component of her work as a doctor in the emergency department. Since emergency medicine is a younger specialty, she needed a degree that would give her...

Alisa Hayes, MD, wanted to expand the research component of her work as a doctor in the emergency department. Since emergency medicine is a younger specialty, she needed a degree that would give her...

Three out of five of the newest Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence recipients teach an online course. They are three instructors from three very different areas of study, but they share one...

Mary Lammers never considered obtaining a bachelor's degree until she moved into a leadership position at work. She wanted a degree program that would capitalize on her three decades of nursing...