University of Missouri

Planned Parenthood Sues To Prevent Missouri From Having Just One Abortion Clinic

Republican state lawmakers had pressured the University of Missouri to end its relationship with the provider.
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Colleges Trying To Find Ways To Deal With Racial Incidents

"There's no such thing as having a perfect plan, but you have to continually be in the motion of creating a better campus climate."
By Reuters

Kansas Professor Under Investigation For Using N-Word In Class

Students say Andrea Quenette made "deeply disturbing remarks" during a class discussion about race.
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Schools Nationwide Stand In Solidarity For #StudentBlackOut Day

Students at more than 37 universities are demanding their schools put an end to racism on campus.
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Good Luck Finding Many Black Faculty At Flagship Universities

Most schools have around 1-in-20 faculty that are black.
By CAROLYN THOMPSON AND GEORGE M. WALSH, AP

Mizzou Protests Highlight Dearth Of Black Faculty Nationwide

Students are demanding that faculty be 10% Black. Most flagship public universities have less than 5%.
By Carolyn Thompson and George M. Walsh, AP

Campus Racism Protests Didn't Come Out Of Nowhere, And They Aren't Going Away Quickly

Mizzou seems to have catalyzed years of tension over inequality and race.
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Emotional Gary Pinkel Discusses What Mizzou Meant To Him

"I've never worked a day in my life."
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Why Missouri Has Become The Heart Of Racial Tension In America

From Ferguson to Mizzou, the Show-Me State is now a focal point.
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Black Students Around America Speak Out About Casual, Everyday Racism

"It's exhausting. It's fatiguing and, you know, we're frustrated."
By Collin Binkley and Errin Haines Whack, AP