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In memoriam – Dr. Sue Crowley

It is with deep sadness that the Honors College shares the announcement of the death of Dr. Sue Mitchell Crowley, 87. Dr. Crowley died on February 20, 2021 at her home in Dublin, Ohio.  Sue was born in Columbus, Ohio on October 31, 1933 and grew up in Upper Arlington, Ohio. Sue spent most of…

Ensuring the Story Gets Told

Honors College course on Black history in Germany one of only three such classes in the world

Honors Unlimited: Faculty Lecture Series, Spring 2021

You’re invited! Join us for the inaugural edition of the Honors Unlimited, Honors College Faculty Lecture Series. Honors Unlimited provides open learning opportunities for our community of alumni, faculty, students, and partners, to engage in learning and exchange ideas about issues and topics of contemporary importance, across the disciplines. All talks will be held at 12 noon (Central)…

Hitting All the Right Notes

Mizzou Honors course celebrates Black women in music through the 20th and 21st centuries.

International Flight

Mizzou Honors College offers a timely class on education environments around the world.

Congratulations December 2020 Honors College Graduates!

The home stretch might not have been how you envisioned it, but you made it! Congratulations, and good luck in all you do. M-I-Z!!!

Research, Reveal, Repeat

Senior Honors College public health student uses research to understand connections between mental health and the COVID-19 pandemic

Native Pride

Scholarship brings talented Native students to Mizzou.

A pair of Mizzou teams place third in global competition.

On Mondays, We Draw Mandalas

Deborah Huelsbergen encourages students to “focus, calm, create and repeat” in her creative and meditative Honors College tutorial.