With the close of the school year, teachers reflect on the emotional toll of moving online

Jessica McNear has worked at the domestic and sexual violence victim service program for six years and trains volunteers to guide people through trauma

Job hunting during the coronavirus pandemic is daunting, but not impossible

The festivities may look a bit different this year, but there are still ways to celebrate the class of 2020

The University of Missouri, and many others, benefited from the dispossession of Native Americans through land grants

You can see our national bird from the MKT Nature and Fitness Trail, the Katy Trail and the Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area

Even in a time of uncertainty, animals still need loving homes

As college towns across America worry about students being counted in the census, Columbia universities look for ways to help students remotely prepare for the process.

The Show-Me State's rules on big cat ownership are lax compared to some states

The ritual of parting words became a comfort as ceremonial goodbyes evaporated amid campus closure

True sanctuaries are hard to find in Missouri, but there are still many roadside zoos, petting operations and other facilities that show big cats across the state