The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services found high levels of the UK variant of COVID-19 in testing of wastewater at Coldwater Creek in North County this week. So far, the creek is the only area of the state that shows significant levels of the variants, which mutated from the original COVID-19 virus and.
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The paid program forecasts what life and work will look like for Gen Z in the next decade.
It may be difficult for the Gen Xers and millennials in media to comprehend, but the first few classes of Gen Z, now in their early to mid-20s, are already entering the workforce.
In anticipation of their culture-shaping power, Vice Media Group s 2030 Project is all about forecasting the next decade through the perspective of Gen Z. As part of the project, the Brooklyn-based company has selected five Fellows to participate in its inaugural content residency, a paid program.
System Launches Missouri Online
The University of Missouri system launched a new online arm Tuesday: Missouri Online.
Missouri Online will bring together all the online programs currently offered by the system’s four universities the University of Missouri at Columbia, the University of Missouri at Kansas City, Missouri University of Science and Technology, and the University of Missouri at St. Louis.
A total of 260 online degree and certificate programs are now available through Missouri Online, with 22 additional programs slated to launch later this year.
Bringing the system’s online programs together will increase efficiency and collaboration between campuses, Mun Choi, UM system president, said in a videoconference call with the media.
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Some of the worst-hit people during the COVID-19 crisis, who are often undermentioned in the news media, are international students studying in the United States, especially those from low-income countries in Africa and South America. I am one of those students from one of those countries.
In 2016, I came from Nigeria to study mechanical and aerospace engineering as a graduate student at the University of Missouri. Like many international students, I lost my campus job when the university had to shut its doors last March to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. I have faced untold hardship with a spouse and two small kids to protect and have had to fend for my family. Many international students lost their campus housing and jobs in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic still upends our lives.