Healing
Heartburn
Rapinex, a new, highly effective drug developed by researcher Jeff Phillips to combat ulcers and heartburn, recently won FDA approval. Find out how this breakthrough can help improve lives and benefit MU at the same time. Read more

MU Mourns Loss of Former Law School Dean
Timothy Heinsz, who joined the Mizzou faculty in 1981 and served as dean of the School of Law from 1988 to 2001, died July 2. He is remembered for his outstanding leadership, warmth and compassion. Read more

Professors Tutor Middle School Science Teachers
To boost the performance of middle school students in science, a group of MU professors spent three weeks teaching their teachers. Learn how this approach might improve student assessment scores. Read more

Teens More Receptive to Sibling Sex Talks
Research shows that teens are more likely to listen to their older siblings when it comes to discussing the birds and the bees. Find out how sibling involvement makes having “the talk” with Mom and Dad a little less awkward. Read more

For a Healthier Heart, Try Exercise and Fish Oil
A recent study reveals that combining fish oil supplements with exercise reduces artery-blocking fats in the bloodstream by up to 50 percent. Read more

Cracking the Mind of the ‘Manly Man’
In the past, researchers proposed that men who acted extremely masculine might suffer numerous psychological problems. But a recent study reveals that men who behave “manly” experience little to no mental distress. Read more

Visiting Campus? New Map Is Great Resource
MU recently unveiled a new online campus map that allows visitors to search for University buildings, obtain driving directions and locate the nearest parking. Explore map.

Crews Takes the Helm
Doug Crews, the new volunteer president of the MU Alumni Association, understands the importance of community, whether it’s a group of neighbors or alumni scattered around the globe. Recently, he spoke with @Mizzou about his college memories and vision for the alumni association. Read more

Membership Reaches New Heights
More MU graduates and Tiger fans—35,215, to be exact— now support Mizzou through membership in the MU Alumni Association. The association’s membership roster reached its annual peak in late June, setting a new record. Learn more.

Student Scholarship Support Soars
During the 2004-05 academic year, the Alumni Association will distribute $199,571 in scholarships to 183 incoming and current students. This is the largest amount ever awarded in a single year. Find out more about the Alumni Scholar Program.

Recent Grads Receive New
Discount on Membership
As of July 1, 2004, alumni who have graduated from Mizzou during the past three years are eligible to join the MU Alumni Association at a reduced rate. Get discount.

Search Underway for New Association Director
A search is in progress for a new executive director of the MU Alumni Association and associate vice chancellor for alumni relations. The search committee is chaired by Debbie Snellen, MUAA’s immediate past president, and Chris Koukola, assistant to the chancellor for University Affairs.

Two Basketball Coaches Hired
Melvin Watkins and Jeff Meyer have joined the MU men’s basketball coaching staff. After spending six years as head coach at Texas A&M University, Watkins was named associate head coach for the Tigers. Meyer, who recently came from Butler University, will be assistant coach.

Response to NCAA Allegations
MU recently responded to the notice of allegations received from the National Collegiate Athletic Association regarding the men’s basketball program. View response.

Former Tiger Runner Is Athens Bound
After achieving a personal best in the 800-meter run at the U.S. Olympic trials, Derrick Peterson earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic team and the opportunity to compete in Athens. Read more

Tigers Appoint New Men’s Golf Coach
Mark Leroux led the Austin Peay Governors to three NCAA tournaments. The award-winning coach also built the women’s team from scratch, turning them into one of the best female golf teams in the league. Read more

Four Baseball Players Earn
All-American, Regional Recognition
First baseman Cody Ehlers and relief pitcher Mark Alexander were named All-American Honorable Mentions, and pitcher Garrett Broshuis was named a second team All-American by CollegeBaseballInsider.com. Broshuis and designated hitter Lee Laskowski were selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association Rawlings All-Midwest Region Team. Read more

Football Schedule Update
The football game at Troy State scheduled for Sept. 11 has been moved to Sept. 9. The game will kick off at 6 p.m. Central Time, and will air on ESPN-2. Read more

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