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Missouri State News
Missouri State receives President’s Honor Roll Award for service
The Corporation for National and Community Service named Missouri State University to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for exemplary service efforts and service to disadvantaged youth. This is the second time the university has received the award. Read more...
Ozarks Writing Project initiated at Missouri State
The National Writing Project (NWP) has awarded a $30,000 grant to Dr. Keri Franklin, assistant professor of English at Missouri State University, to fund an NWP site, one of over 200 housed at universities in the United States. Franklin will serve as the director of the Ozarks Writing Project (OWP). Read more…
Missouri State University selects Ad Team members
Missouri State University has announced the selection of 18 students to participate on the Missouri State University Advertising Team. Read more…
And now…for your entertainment pleasure
Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts has a full slate of March offerings: Tennessee Williams’ Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; the irrepressible Smothers Brothers; cutting-edge ventriloquist Jeff Dunham; Tony Award winning Rent; trumpet star Nicholas Payton; and New Orleans' own Dr. John. Check the dates, order your tickets and make a trip to the Hall!
Mountain Grove Cellars site launched for wine, fruit sale
Products from the Missouri State University-Mountain Grove vineyards are now available at the click of a mouse. Wines, ports and jellies from a variety of crops are for sale to the public on the online store. Read more…
Web site gives growers, gardeners up-to-minute weather information
Growers, gardeners and anyone interested in weather in south central Missouri now have a new resource that will give them nearly up-to-the-minute weather conditions. No thermometers, barometers or weather vanes required. Just a simple click of the mouse. Read more…
Missouri State and You -- A Perfect Match!
Valentine’s Day may be over, but you may have the opportunity to pair up in another type of match! Many employers will match employees’ or retirees’ gifts to Missouri State.  The Foundation has a helpful online resource for determining if you or your spouse works for one of the 8,800 corporations and businesses that match private gifts from employees to educational institutions. To find out if your company is a matching gift company, visit www.matchinggifts.com/missouristate or talk to your Human Resources Department. Each company has different deadlines, requirements and instructions but the benefit to Missouri State can be great! It is your responsibility to follow your company's specific guidelines but just remember any corporate match will be added to your gift credit for gift club recognition. Gifts are often matched at a dollar-for-dollar rate; however, some companies offer programs which match at double, triple and in some cases quadruple the rate of the employee contribution. Directors, retirees and spouses of employees may also be eligible for a match. You can make your gift online at www.missouristate.edu/giving. It is a fast, secure and easy way to make a gift and make a difference at Missouri State.
Alumni Association On The Road
All Missouri State alumni and friends are invited to join us at the following events. Check your calendar and make plans to attend. We’d love to see you when we bring a bit of Missouri State to your town!
Questions about these events? Contact alumni@missouristate.edu.
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2008 Missouri State University Community Caravan
What the Public Affairs Mission Means to You
University officials and local planning committees from eight southwest Missouri communities are planning day-long events that will include one or more civic/economic impact events; school visits; media contacts; visits with individual donors and alumni; and an evening event for prospective students and their parents.
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Monday, March 31– Christian County
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Tuesday, April 1 – Greene County
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Wednesday, April 2 – Cedar, Dade, Dallas
and Polk Counties
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Thursday, April 3 – Laclede County
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Monday, April 7 – Stone and Taney Counties
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Tuesday, April 8 – Webster County
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Monday, April 14 – Barry and Lawrence Counties
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Tuesday, April 15 –McDonald and Newton Counties
Details for each location will be announced soon.
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Athletics News
Swim Bears win 2008 MVC Championship
The Missouri State women’s swimming and diving team captured the Missouri Valley Conference Championship crown. The Bears finished with 942 points defeating last year’s champion, Southern Illinois. Read more...
MSU Track and Field Team competes at Iowa State Classic
The Missouri State women’s track and field team turned in some personal-best times at the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa, a meet that featured over 90 NCAA Division I teams. Read more...
Bears outlast Central Michigan, 90-76
The Missouri State Bears and Central Michigan Chippewas hooked up in a battle royal and the Bears made the most of their numerous trips to the foul line and came away with a 90-76 non-conference victory in an O’Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters game. Read more...
Redbirds soar past Lady Bears, 78-66
Senior forward Tiff Terwelp notched her ninth double-double of the season with a 23-point, 14-rebound effort, but the Missouri Valley Conference’s top team was too much for the Missouri State Lady Bears Sunday afternoon in Normal, Illinois, as Illinois State shot 56 percent from the floor to come away with a 78-66 victory. Read more...
Baseball completes weekend sweep with 14-8 win over UALR
The Missouri State baseball team scored nine runs in the final two innings to come back from a 6-5 deficit and defeat Arkansas-Little Rock 14-8 Sunday afternoon at Clay Gould Ballpark in Arlington, Texas. Read more...
 Missouri State teams finish first day in South Carolina
The Missouri State University women’s golf team was eighth and the men’s team tied for 10th after the first day of the season-opening Cuthbert Cup Tournament at Kiawah Island Golf Club in South Carolina. The 54-hole event for the 13-team fields for both men and women will continue through Tuesday. Read more...
Porche, Shewmaker Power Bears to Two Wins at Tulsa Festival
Senior pitcher Melissa Porche and junior first baseman Jana Shewmaker enjoyed huge days in leading Missouri State to a pair of wins in the weather-shortened Holiday Inn Select -- Tulsa Festival. Read more...
Listen to Bears and Lady Bears Basketball
Springfield station KTXR (101.3 FM) carries live broadcasts of all Bears’ and Lady Bears’ home and away games. In case of conflict with Missouri State men’s games, Lady Bears’ games will air on KWTO (560 AM). View a list of the 2007-08 network stations. Listen to all Missouri State games via the internet at www.radiospringfield.com.
Live internet video to be offered for remaining home basketball games
Missouri State University will offer a free online video stream of the remaining men’s and women’s basketball home games this season at Hammons Student Center. Read more...
Bears Basketball and Lady Bears Basketball upcoming televised games
Mediacom games are televised on Cable Channel 14, Springfield and on the Missouri State Basketball Television Network*
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Bears vs. Drake
Tuesday, February 26, 7:05 p.m.
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Bears at Indiana State
Saturday, March 1, TBA
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Lady Bears vs. Creighton
Saturday, March 8, 7:05 p.m.
*All times listed are Central Standard Time. Home games (bold) played in Hammons Student Center.
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