Singing to the Tune of Black Excellence

It started with a dull Friday morning. The office was quiet as everyone was tucked away in their work. However, this energy all changed with a booming “good morning,” carrying from the lobby of the CASE office. Anthony was here. Although he had a tired look on his face, his energy was more than what…

An Agent of Change

The day started rainy and cold just like any typical Missouri day in March. But what most did not know is that, an event unlike any other was going to take place. The first Missouri Statewide Pre-Law Diversity Conference took place on March 9, 2019, and was created by Mizzou’s very own senior, Tyler Brumfield,…

The Summer Experience -Bridging Gaps From High School to College 

When most high school seniors think about how they would like to spend their summer after graduation, getting a head start on their college careers is probably the last thing on their minds. At least, that was the case for me when my mother told me that I would be applying for the Center for…

Graduate Scholars of Excellence: Where Undergrads Look Toward the Future

As an undergraduate student, learning how to navigate college can be daunting, especially if you may be a first-generation student. Having guidance from those who have previous experience can be very helpful. The Graduate Scholars of…

Sweet Victory: How makeup helped to highlight a future of infinite possibilities

College can be a daunting time for many; while some step into this new chapter of life with excitement and certainty about the future they aim to create for themselves, others are unsure about their passions, what they want to do or even who they aspire to be. However, when that passion is sought after…

The Artistic World of Medicine

It’s hard to imagine how test-tubes, stethoscopes, paint brushes, and canvas can come together. Many people might not see how something creative can coincide with something scientific but senior Tyree Taylor is proof that one does not have to sacrifice creativity for the sciences. Taylor, a Health Science major, is mixing his passion in these…

A place of Belonging – Brooks Interview Day

“Belonging” a word echoed throughout the day from figures like J.D. Bowers, Director of the Honors College, and Amand Hardiman, Graduate Assistant of Center for Academic Success and Excellence (CASE).  On a nice, sunny Saturday in February, incoming freshmen were given the opportunity to interview for the George C. Brooks Scholarship, one of Mizzou’s competitive…

A Launchpad to the Future

Senior Jeanette Greene, Chicago native, Civil Engineering major, and CASE Scholar, wasted no time in preparing and equipping herself with tools that would help her succeed in the future.

Perseverance: Salute to Excellence Recap

When asked to summarize the Salute to Excellence 2018, I was at a loss for words. How does one describe an event that was filled with memories and smiling faces of the past; but still looking towards the future? How does one describe the feeling of being present at an event celebrating individuals who have the potential to change…

Feels Like Family

For many, the National Society for Black Engineers (NSBE) is not just an organization, it’s a family.