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Mitchel Round thinks a lot these days about leadership. Though it’s really a requirement for the eight-week capstone course he’s been taking to complete his bachelor’s degree in organizational...

If 2020 had a word of the year, it would be “pivot.” Thanks to a pandemic and the resulting supply chain disruptions, travel restrictions, health concerns, and a competing desire for normalcy...

The University of Missouri System has worked around the clock to support faculty as courses shift online. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread across the U.S., the University of Missouri is...

Whether you’re a freelancer, have a side hustle, or are a business owner, entrepreneurs like you have had their world rocked this year. Staying ahead of market shifts and competitors is always...

Self-reflection has become an unexpected side effect of social distancing. As we work alone at home, if we’re lucky enough to be able to, or adjust to working less or being unemployed, the big...

This is a time of heightened political engagement and tension, and faculty members in the University of Missouri–St. Louis’ Department of Political Science have been valued by news organizations...

You know our legacy of excellence. You know our unstoppable drive to stay on the cutting edge. Now, the four institutions in the University of Missouri System have partnered to offer online education...

The Trulaske master of science in business program has been in the works for three years — and now, perhaps fittingly, it launched this fall semester with 29 students at a time when flexibility in...

“What triggered me to apply for the organizational leadership program was not getting paid what I feel that I deserve to get paid. I felt like organizational leadership spoke to me because I felt if I...

Why did you choose Missouri S&T for your educational needs? "I was first introduced to Missouri S&T through the university’s partnership with the Army’s Engineer School at Fort Leonard Wood (FLW). I...