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MU faculty to have their say on salary cuts, shared governance

The MU Faculty Council voted to provide all faculty members with a petition objecting to faculty salary cuts and a shared governance resolution.

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University of Missouri faculty worried by COVID mask-optional campus

University of Missouri faculty members are concerned about the spread of the omicron variant as students return to mask-optional classrooms.

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University of Missouri starts semester with no COVID requirements

The University of Missouri’s Columbia campus began the spring semester as planned with no option for online classes, masking or vaccination requirements.

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University of Missouri President Choi won t ask curators to reconsider vote against mask rule • Missouri Independent

The University of Missouri's spring semester will begin with no mask rule or onoine option, President Mun Choi wrote faculty leaders.

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MU professors recommend tighter runoff regulation to protect water

More than 190 segments of Missouri rivers, streams and lakes are impaired because of pollution from crop fertilizer, livestock waste and urban runoff.

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