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For many future Tigers, Mizzou Tour Team is their first introduction to campus life. As students themselves, tour guides display the best of Mizzou while also modeling what it means to get involved. Last year, the Tour Team welcomed more than 27,000 people and ran approximately 750 tours!

In an all-day session for new and returning guides, we discussed their important role on campus and how to ensure everyone, no matter their background or where they come to Mizzou from, knows they belong.

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One of the best ways to decide if a law school is right for you is to visit the school. When you visit you have the opportunity to sit in on a law school class, meet current law students, tour our facility, learn about our programs and resources, and will get a good feel for the daily atmosphere here at Mizzou Law.

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The third annual spring caravan will feature Mizzou coaches, student-athletes and staff in seven different stops.

April 9, 2024

University of Missouri Athletics is taking the show on the road and around the state again this spring on the 2024 "Come Home Tour" with six one-day stops planned throughout the Show-Me State, plus a return to Dallas, site of Mizzou's Cotton Bowl victory over Ohio State that punctuated the Tigers' magical 2023 football season.

For the third straight spring, Mizzou's "Come Home Tour" stops will feature head coaches, student-athletes and staff, along with Truman the Tiger and Mizzou spirit squads to interact with fans, sign autographs and share Mizzou gear.

Mizzou fans are required to register for this free event by visiting MUTigers.com/ComeHOMETour , where they can also join the Tiger Scholarship Fund for $30 to receive a 2024 "Come Home Tour" T-shirt and event drink ticket.

2024 "Come Home Tour" dates and locations

• April 11 - Sedalia: Lamy's, No. 5 Bistro & Bar, 108 W Pacific St., Sedalia, Mo., 65301
• April 15 - Kansas City: Chicken N Pickle, 5901 W 135th St., Overland Park, Kan., 66223
• April 16 - Jefferson City: Capital Bluffs Event Center, 1616 Oilwell Rd Ste B, Jefferson City, Mo., 65101
• April 17 - Springfield: Oasis Hotel & Convention Center, 2546 North Glenstone, Springfield, Mo., 65803
• April 23 - Dallas, Texas: Chicken N Pickle, 4600 Merlot Ave., Grapevine, Texas, 76051
• May 1 - Moberly: Moberly Municipal Auditorium, 201 W Rollins St., Moberly, Mo., 65270
• May 9 - St. Louis: Chicken N Pickle, 1500 S Main St., St Charles, Mo., 63303

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Larissa anderson's softball teams hits postseason in stride..

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Mizzou softball is the bounce-back team of the year in the Southeastern Conference, and on the surface, it doesn't make a lot of sense. Until you dig a little deeper.

If you compare the No. 11 Tigers' hitting numbers to the team's production from a year ago, there's no logical reason to explain the program's revitalization this spring. The Tigers (40-14, 13-11 SEC), finished last in the conference in 2023 at 7-17 and made a quick exit in the NCAA postseason. SEC coaches picked Mizzou 11th out of 13 teams in the 2024 preseason poll.

Well, it's May, and here's where things stand: The Tigers earned the No. 5 seed in this week's SEC Tournament , finishing two games back of third place — in a league that features four of the nation's top 10 teams in the national coaches' poll.

Those last-place days are faded memories in the Tigers' rearview mirror. Larissa Anderson has brought her program back to the elite national class, reaching 40 victories last weekend heading into Wednesday's appearance in the SEC Tournament. Mizzou faces No. 13 seed Ole Miss at 1 p.m. at Auburn's Jane B. Moore Field.

How do we explain this year's improvement? The Tigers' offensive statistics won't exactly blow you away. Mizzou's team OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) is down from .799 last year to .784 this year. The team's slugging percentage (.413) ranks just 120th in Division I. The Tigers don't hit home runs as often as last year nor steal as many bases. The pitching is better with a staff ERA of 2.13, remarkably better than last year (3.33). But when Anderson measures the true progress this year, it's less about numbers and far more about qualities you won't find on a spreadsheet.

"I'm not exaggerating. I'm being brutally honest and if I didn't feel this way, I wouldn't say it: This is the most fun I've ever had coaching a team in my entire 25-year career," Anderson said this week. "It's remarkable. One, because I completely trust the players. I love them to death. And a lot of it comes from the whole recruiting base, that I know their families. Their families are so invested. They've been coming to camps since I first got on campus. And there's such a belief system between the two of us, that I can just sit back I don't have to try to motivate. I don't have to entice them and give them rewards. It's like they want to be successful. They trust one another; they respect one another. … It just makes me so much more relaxed to be able to sit back and know I'm getting the best out of them every single time."

Anderson points to two cornerstone players for the Tigers' consistent play this season: Senior shortstop Jenna Laird and senior centerfielder Alex Honnold . Laird will go down as one of the most integral players in the program's modern history — an elite fielder, reliable leadoff hitter and model teammate. Honnold has strung together some of the program's most prolific seasons in years, already breaking the team's single-season record for doubles with 20. Together, those two set the tone for this comeback season.

"I've said this many times," Anderson said, "and I'll say it to the end of the year and I'll say it 10 years from now when I'm reflecting back on the season: Julia Crenshaw said it in our first meeting. 'There's a reason why Jenna Laird is as good as Jenna is. It's because she has trusted her coaches (and) her preparation from day one. So why wouldn't we want to be like Jenna? So let's follow her. Let's follow Alex Honnold. They believe in everything that they've done and been told and how to train, so why not follow their lead?'

"That's really what this team has done."

This season is far from over — the Tigers are a safe bet to host an NCAA regional next week and, depending on how this week goes, be in a position to host an NCAA Super Regional — thanks to an impressive list of credentials. The Tigers have a dozen wins over nationally ranked teams and 20 wins over teams in the top 50 of the NCAA's RPI. In addition to their wins over the SEC, the Tigers are 10-1 against Power Five teams outside of the SEC, going 5-0 against the Big Ten, 2-0 against the ACC, 1-0 against the Pac-12 and 2-1 against the Big 12.

And perhaps most impressive, away from Mizzou Softball Stadium, the Tigers are 31-9, including four road wins against nationally ranked teams. All but one of those road losses came to a ranked opponent.

"It's our program," Anderson said. "It's being disciplined, and we're disciplined in every single aspect from our home-game routine to how we practice, to how we line up equipment, to our rules to what we do on the road. We have a curfew. We have bed checks. We're very, very structured and very disciplined."

'MIZZOU STORYTELLERS'

On the latest episode of "Mizzou Storytellers," Nikki Barry and I were joined by Senior Associate AD Greg Hulen , the department's chief revenue officer. Greg shares stories about his childhood in Florida – with a pitstop in Missouri at Fort Leonard Wood – and his college days at Florida State, where he was first drawn to the world of college athletics. Greg details his industry stops at Texas Tech, Ohio, Bowling Green, Tennessee and UNLV – where, naturally, he lived in a casino during his short time there – and all the mentors he met along the way who helped shape his career. Greg is a family man — and we learn how he's discovered the secret to thriving in the world of college athletics while still devoting time to his wife and three children.

COME HOME TOUR 2024

The 2024 Come Home Tour is saving the biggest show for last. An enormous crowd is expected to greet our Mizzou contingent Thursday night at Chicken N Pickle in St. Charles, where new Director of Athletics Laird Veatch will make his Come Home Tour debut. Also expected to attend: football coach Eliah Drinkwitz , men's basketball coach Dennis Gates , volleyball coach Dawn Sullivan , baseball coach Kerrick Jackson and wrestling coach Brian Smith , along with several student-athletes across multiple sports. The program runs from 6 to 8 p.m. It's free to attend, but we ask that fans please register here for Thursday's event. For $30, fans can purchase a membership to the Tiger Scholarship Fund and receive a Come Home Tour t-shirt and drink ticket for Thursday's event.

ANOTHER HALL OF FAMER

Former Mizzou gymnastics coach Jake Jacobson became the latest Mizzou coach selected for hall of fame induction. He'll officially join the latest class of the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association Hall of Fame. Here's the full list of Mizzou Hall of Fame coaches:

U.S. Track and Field Hall of Fame: Robert I. Simpson (1920-26), Tom Botts (1947-72)

American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame: John "Hi" Simmons (1938-43, 1946-73), Gene McArtor (1974-94)

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame: Dr. Walter Meanwell (1918, 1920)

National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame: Norm Stewart (1967-99)

National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame: William R. Roper (1909), James Phelan (1919-21), Don Faurot (1935-42, 1946-56), Frank Broyles (1957), Dan Devine (1958-70), Gary Pinkel (2001-15).

Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame: Richard Poe (1978-98)

National Wrestling Hall of Fame: Vernon "Hap" Whitney (1965-73), Bob Kopnisky (1974-86), Wes Roper (1987-98).

National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame: Joyce Compton (1983-86), Jay Miller (1987-2002)

Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association Hall of Fame: Charles "Jake" Jacobson (1979-99).

Save room for a few more names in future induction classes: Track and field's Dr. Rick McGuire and wrestling's Brian Smith .

ON THE MARK

Coach Gates added a major piece to his frontcourt with the addition of former Duke forward Mark Mitchell , a 6-8 two-year starter for the Blue Devils. Here are five numbers to know for the newest Tiger:

67: Mitchell's career starts in two seasons at Duke. He started all but one game that he played for the Blue Devils.

54.9: Mitchell's career 2-point shooting percentage. He shot 59.0% from inside the arc last season, 10th-best in the ACC.

9.5: Mitchell's offensive rebound percentage last season. Mizzou's team leader was Aidan Shaw at 9.0. Mizzou's last full-time starter with a better offensive rebound rate was Jeremiah Tilmon (12.1) in 2020-21.

159: Mitchell's free throw attempts last season. Only seven players across the ACC got to the stripe more often. (Mizzou had only one player with more than 95 free throw attempts: leading scorer Sean East II with 139.)

2 : The number of ACC players who ranked in the conference's top 12 for both offensive rating and defensive rating. That would be Mitchell and North Carolina All-ACC forward Armando Bacot .

LOOKING AHEAD

WEDNESDAY, May 8

No. 5 seed Softball vs. No. 13 seed Ole Miss, SEC Tournament, SEC Network , 1 p.m. (approximate; Auburn, Alabama)

THURSDAY, May 9

Track & Field at SEC Outdoor Championships (Gainesville, Florida)

No. 5 seed Softball vs. No. 4 seed Arkansas (if Mizzou advances), SEC Tournament, SEC Network, 1 p.m. (approximate; Auburn, Alabama)

FRIDAY, May 10

No. 5 seed Softball vs. TBA  (if Mizzou advances), SEC Tournament Semifinals, ESPN2, 3 p.m. (Auburn, Alabama)

Baseball vs Auburn, 6 p.m., SEC Network+

SATURDAY, May 11

Baseball vs Auburn, 3 p.m., SEC Network+

No. 5 seed Softball vs. TBA (if Mizzou advances), SEC Tournament Championship, ESPN2, 4 p.m. (Auburn, Alabama)

SUNDAY, May 12

Baseball vs. Auburn, 1 p.m., SEC Network+

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Mizzou opens the 2024 football season Aug. 29 against Murray State at Memorial Stadium. The Tigers also host home games against Southeastern Conference opponents Vanderbilt, Auburn, Oklahoma and Arkansas, plus nonconference contests against Buffalo and Boston College. Purchase your 2024 season tickets now by calling 1-800-CAT-PAWS or  buying online .

Those interested in learning how to support Mizzou Athletics can contact the Tiger Scholarship Fund Office at 573-882-0704 and visit www.tsfmizzou.com .

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University of Central Missouri Ranked #1 Most Affordable Online MSN Nurse Practitioner Program

By Alex Greenwood, May 6, 2024

WARRENSBURG, MO – On National Nurses Day, the University of Central Missouri (UCM) announces its recognition as the #1 Most Affordable Online MSN Nurse Practitioner Program for the year 2024, as ranked by Fortune Magazine.

This distinguished ranking highlights UCM’s commitment to providing accessible, high-quality educational opportunities in the healthcare sector. In an era where the demand for nurse practitioners is soaring—with the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting a 46% growth in the profession from 2021 to 2031—the University of Central Missouri stands out as a leader in offering a cost-effective pathway to this rewarding career.

A nurse practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice registered nurse who assesses patient needs, orders and interprets diagnostic tests, diagnoses diseases, prescribes medications and formulates treatment plans.

Fortune Magazine’s evaluation considered the tuition costs of numerous institutions offering online Master’s in Nursing programs with a focus on the nurse practitioner specialization. The affordability of the University of Central Missouri's program is particularly significant, considering the financial challenges often associated with advanced nursing education.

The nursing program at the University of Central Missouri is fully approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing and holds accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

For more information about the University of Central Missouri’s MSN Nurse Practitioner Program, please visit the website: https://www.ucmo.edu/academics/programs/masters-degrees/chst/nursing/master-of-science-in-nursing/index.php .

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Martin Lawrence is coming to Kansas City during 36-tour dates

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Marty Mar is going on tour and Kansas City made the list.

Through his social media platforms, stand-up comedian and actor Martin Lawrence announced the “Y’all Know What It Is!” tour, featuring 36 dates.

The star of the 90′s classic sitcom, “Martin”, is not going on tour alone. According to fellow stand-up comedian and actress Ms. Pat, Lawrence has “hand-picked” guest comedians to join him on certain dates and locations. Joining Lawrence on stage will be Adele Givens, Deon Cole, Gary Owen, Rickey Smiley, Desi Banks, DC Youngfly and more.

This will be Lawrence’s first comedy tour in eight years. Lawrence was last in Kansas City in 2016 for his

The “Big Mamma’s House” star will also be fresh off the premiere of the fourth installment of the “Bad Boys” series with “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” on June 7.

The Kansas City stop will feature Chico Bean, Ms. Pat and Benji Brown.

The tour will kick off on July 19 in Arizona. Lawrence and company will be in Kansas City on Saturday, Mar. 1 starting at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale Friday, May 17 at 10 a.m.

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FAFSA Available

The  Free Application for Federal Student Aid  (FAFSA) opens during the month of December.

We recommend all students fill out the FAFSA. Mizzou’s FAFSA code is 002516, and our priority deadline is Feb. 1.

MU recommended FAFSA submission date

Mizzou recommends submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 to get the most thorough financial aid offer.

Honors College application deadline

This is the deadline for students entering in the fall. Fill out the  incoming freshman application  or the  transfer application .

New Student Form available to sign up for orientation

Beginning March 1, students admitted for the Fall semester should sign up for  Summer Welcome Orientation & Advising .

Deadline for FAFSA consideration

April 1, 2024 is the final FAFSA submission deadline for being considered for MU and state need-based financial aid programs. Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by this date.

Receive your financial aid offer

Financial aid offers for the next academic year will be released mid-April.

#IChooseMizzou Decision Day

You can accept your offer of admission any time, but May 15 is the final day that you can receive a refund of your enrollment fee if you change your mind.

Summer transfer application deadline

Transfer students who want to attend Mizzou in the summer should apply by this date.

Fall transfer application deadline

Transfer students who want to attend Mizzou in the fall should apply by this date.