Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is proud to recognize 610 students who have earned a place on the Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.
The MSSU Cragin Art Gallery is pleased to present Unstable Ground, a solo exhibition by artist David Andree featuring paintings, drawings, and mixed-media works. The exhibition will be on view from June 15 through August 4, 2026.
The historic Mission Hills Mansion, now known as the Ralph L. Gray Alumni Center, will commemorate its 100th anniversary with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 14, 2026, marking the official kickoff of a series of events honoring the milestone.
“I’ve wanted to be a pharmacist since I was nine years old,” said Epperson. “It’s hard to believe, but it’s true.” Epperson was inspired to pursue this path following her uncle’s cancer diagnosis. What began as a quest to understand medication’s role in his treatment became Epperson’s mission to help the community
Every other weekend, senior Saige Haddock wades knee-deep in the Asbury Field Site’s pond. Haddock unlatches the turtle traps (that are floating on pool noodles) to tag and track the animals who find themselves caught in their temporary confinement before returning them to their watery home.
2024 is a cause for celebration for MSSU’s Honors Program. This year, the Program observes its 40th anniversary, a significant milestone for the university.
The field of mathematics gains a well-rounded critical thinker today as Joseph Courter graduates from MSSU.
Alana Moesch’s dazzling story of courage reaches an academic turning point this Saturday as she graduates with her master’s degree in sports and recreation management.
As Lauren Ruth graduates this Saturday with her bachelor’s degree in English literary studies, a certificate in gender studies, and a certificate in linguistics, the world gains a thoughtful writer committed to preserving the past and making it accessible for future generations.
Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is proud to recognize 610 students who have earned a place on the Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.
Did you know that careers in justice studies encompass more than law enforcement? Today’s justice professionals are a part of research institutions, social services, and even nonprofit organizations. MSSU’s Master of Science in Justice Studies prepares you to enter these spaces with confidence in your skillset through a degree uniquely designed for career growth.
The MSSU Cragin Art Gallery is pleased to present Unstable Ground, a solo exhibition by artist David Andree featuring paintings, drawings, and mixed-media works. The exhibition will be on view from June 15 through August 4, 2026.
As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly transformed higher education, Dr. Sarah Holtzen faced a critical decision: ignore a world-changing shift as AI use surged, or begin understanding emerging technology and prepare students for evolving workplace expectations. Her decision to approach the classroom with innovation rather than resistance is now earning national recognition.
The field of mathematics gains a well-rounded critical thinker today as Joseph Courter graduates from MSSU.
Alana Moesch’s dazzling story of courage reaches an academic turning point this Saturday as she graduates with her master’s degree in sports and recreation management.
As Lauren Ruth graduates this Saturday with her bachelor’s degree in English literary studies, a certificate in gender studies, and a certificate in linguistics, the world gains a thoughtful writer committed to preserving the past and making it accessible for future generations.
Lily Rand’s lifelong love for animals has grown into a clear and purposeful path toward veterinary medicine. A Biomedical Sciences Pre-Vet major from West Des Moines, Iowa, Rand came to MSSU knowing she wanted to devote her life to caring for animals—and her experiences in the Biology & Environmental Health department have only reinforced this vision.
Samantha Reales of Joplin, Missouri, graduates this Saturday with a bachelor’s degree in environmental health and safety—an accomplishment with meaning far greater than could ever be captured by a simple CV entry. More than the start of her career, Reales’ entry into the field is about fulfilling her purpose and honoring her virtues.
The historic Mission Hills Mansion, now known as the Ralph L. Gray Alumni Center, will commemorate its 100th anniversary with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 14, 2026, marking the official kickoff of a series of events honoring the milestone.
