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Students and faculty headed back to class last week at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, one of few public colleges in the state without a mask mandate.
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Layoffs, furloughs will help UM System absorb $36 million in immediate cuts. In Columbia, the majority of the eliminated positions are in MU Health Care.
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UM System President Mun Choi warned faculty and staff on Tuesday that layoffs and furloughs will likely be necessary to offset economic losses from COVID-19. The four campuses could lose as much as $180 million.
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Segment 1: UM System President Mun Choi speaks to the impact of enrollment, funding and a new health initiative across campuses.The University of Missouri…
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The University of Missouri-Kansas City, as well as the other three campuses in the UM System, will extend buyout offers to tenured faculty nearing…
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Seg. 1: The Road Ahead For Missouri Public Universities. Seg. 2: The Growing Need For Geriatricians.Segment 1: After recent controversies Missouri's institutions of higher learning working to get back on track.The University of Missouri System gained new…
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It’s likely layoffs will be necessary to pay for what University of Missouri System President Mun Choi outlined as priorities in a speech last week.That’s…
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Updated May 8 at 8:30 a.m. with new recommendations — Some degrees slated to be dropped at the University of Missouri-St. Louis appear to have been...
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The University of Missouri-Kansas City must figure out how to invest in its students, faculty and staff even as state appropriations decline,…
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University of Missouri-Kansas City leaders on Monday acknowledged the mixed results of a survey about the atmosphere on campus. The majority of UMKC…
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Today, bestselling author and political activist Francine Prose shares her thoughts on the importance of the written word. She says the First Amendment is…
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The Missouri state auditor Monday issued a highly critical report of executive compensation in the University of Missouri System, calling some $2 million…