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Quicker sports injury diagnosis
National Football League Charities awarded MU researcher James Cook and his team a $120,000 grant to develop a technique for on-the-field diagnosis of meniscal tears in knees. Cook, who works to cure joint disorders in both people and animals, is hoping his ultrasonography technique for canine athletes will benefit two-legged patients.
Mizzou News
First in the family
Students who are the first in their family to go to college have a chance at a $15,000 Flagship Scholarship thanks to a new gift from William and Ann Turner.
Health care gap
Kay Libbus, an MU public health researcher, says that women ages 50-65 living in rural areas have limited access to health information and are at risk for inadequate health insurance coverage.
Less 'me,' more 'we'
Until recently, scientists thought researching spirituality was a hopeless case. New studies suggest, however, that the brain may contain two areas: one focused on selflessness and another that interprets religious experience.
On the edge
A Reynolds Journalism Institute competition is featured in Adobe's Edge newsletter. See a video clip featuring faculty and student interviews and new journalism technology.
Alumni News
Geyer winners
The Mizzou Alumni Association recognizes the work of public officials and citizens who have made a positive impact on higher education and MU.
Faculty-Alumni Awards
Nominate MU faculty for their work as teachers, researchers and administrators. Nominate MU alumni for distinguished professional lives and service to their alma mater.
The deadline is Feb. 1.
Alumni scholars
Applications for several alumni association scholarships are due Feb. 1.
Be prepared
Cardiovascular scientist Edward Blaine, who played football for Mizzou and the NFL, received the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America. He joins the likes of former President Gerald Ford, Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates and Walmart founder Sam Walton.
Sports News
Tiger glory years
At the Jan. 5 FedEx Orange Bowl, players from Georgia and Missouri celebrated the 50th anniversary of the 1960 game. Relive the game through archival photos.
Track preview
The Mizzou track and field program opened the 2010 indoor season Jan. 8 by hosting the 24th annual Missouri Invitational. Get an in-depth look at some of the best student-athletes in the Big 12.
Positive influence
Golfer Madison Marcolla is one of 25 semifinalists for the Wooden Citizen Cup, an award given for the most outstanding role model among athletes.
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January 2009
Strategic communication student Peter Dubrowski has been chosen for a White House Internship position in Vice President Joe Biden's office.
