The Sleeping Beauty Coming to Jesse Auditorium on March 21, 2026!
SAT, March 21, 2026 I 7 p.m. Jesse Hall Auditorium I Columbia, MO. A Must-See: Classical Arts Entertainment is bringing the world-famous ballet The Sleeping Beauty to Jesse Hall Auditorium! Immerse yourself in the magical world of Princess Aurora, doomed to a century-long slumber by the wicked fairy Carabosse and awakened by true love’s kiss. This breathtaking performance features stunning choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable music and a dazzling cast of International Ballet Stars from Moldova, Spain, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, United Kingdom, Brazil, Poland, United States, Japan, Turkey, Armenia, Tajikistan, Belarus and Principal Dancers from Ukraine! Expect brand-new sets, hand-painted scenery and gorgeous, artist-crafted costumes — all coming together to create a truly spectacular experience for all ages. With more than 10 years of experience presenting internationally acclaimed productions, Classical Arts Entertainment is proud to share this artistic journey with communities across North America. Tickets will be available at jesseauditorium.org. --------------------------------------------- Box Office at the Missouri Theatre 203 S 9th Street, Columbia, MO Monday-Friday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. 573-882-3781 | theaterops@missouri.edu
SAT, March 21, 2026 I 7 p.m. Jesse Hall Auditorium I Columbia, MO. A Must-See: Classical Arts Entertainment is bringing the world-famous ballet The Sleeping Beauty to Jesse Hall Auditorium! Immerse yourself in the magical world of Princess Aurora, doomed to a century-long slumber by the wicked fairy Carabosse and awakened by true love’s kiss. This breathtaking performance features stunning choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable music and a dazzling cast of International Ballet Stars from Moldova, Spain, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, United Kingdom, Brazil, Poland, United States, Japan, Turkey, Armenia, Tajikistan, Belarus and Principal Dancers from Ukraine! Expect brand-new sets, hand-painted scenery and gorgeous, artist-crafted costumes — all coming together to create a truly spectacular experience for all ages. With more than 10 years of experience presenting internationally acclaimed productions, Classical Arts Entertainment is proud to share this artistic journey with communities across North America. Tickets will be available at jesseauditorium.org. --------------------------------------------- Box Office at the Missouri Theatre 203 S 9th Street, Columbia, MO Monday-Friday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. 573-882-3781 | theaterops@missouri.edu
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Hiring Today for Spring 2026 with MU Adventure Club’s Before & After School Program
Don’t wait until January—MU Adventure Club is interviewing and hiring this November & December for the Spring 2026 semester! Adventure Club is a before & after school program located in Columbia elementary schools. We offer shifts from 6:40–8:05 a.m., 2:25–5:45 p.m. & 3–5:45 p.m., Mon-Fri, with the option to work 2–10 shifts per week. Your schedule will remain consistent for the semester, which begins January 20, 2026. Pay is $15 per hour. Apply on our website. If hired, you will need physical forms of ID in Columbia.
Don’t wait until January—MU Adventure Club is interviewing and hiring this November & December for the Spring 2026 semester! Adventure Club is a before & after school program located in Columbia elementary schools. We offer shifts from 6:40–8:05 a.m., 2:25–5:45 p.m. & 3–5:45 p.m., Mon-Fri, with the option to work 2–10 shifts per week. Your schedule will remain consistent for the semester, which begins January 20, 2026. Pay is $15 per hour. Apply on our website. If hired, you will need physical forms of ID in Columbia.
Announcement sponsored by College of Education and Human Development
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TAM 4001: Bridging Adaptive Apparel Design and Rehabilitation
Join a groundbreaking, hands-on course where creativity meets accessibility! In this interdisciplinary one-credit class, you’ll collaborate with students to design and create adaptive apparel that enhance comfort, independence and self-expression for people with disabilities. You’ll gain real-world experience in inclusive, user-centered design through sewing labs, client-based projects and cross-disciplinary teamwork. This course is ideal for anyone passionate about inclusive innovation, disability justice or design that makes a difference. You’ll build your portfolio, strengthen cross-disciplinary communication, work directly with client need and gain skills that translate to careers in fashion, healthcare, product development and beyond. TAM 4001 | Spring 2026 | Fridays 9–9:50 a.m. | Open to all majors | No sewing experience required. Contact Mackenzie Miller (mlmywd@missouri.edu) to learn more!
Join a groundbreaking, hands-on course where creativity meets accessibility! In this interdisciplinary one-credit class, you’ll collaborate with students to design and create adaptive apparel that enhance comfort, independence and self-expression for people with disabilities. You’ll gain real-world experience in inclusive, user-centered design through sewing labs, client-based projects and cross-disciplinary teamwork. This course is ideal for anyone passionate about inclusive innovation, disability justice or design that makes a difference. You’ll build your portfolio, strengthen cross-disciplinary communication, work directly with client need and gain skills that translate to careers in fashion, healthcare, product development and beyond. TAM 4001 | Spring 2026 | Fridays 9–9:50 a.m. | Open to all majors | No sewing experience required. Contact Mackenzie Miller (mlmywd@missouri.edu) to learn more!
Announcement sponsored by Textile & Apparel Management
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Kidney Donors Needed for Research Survey
Do you have a few minutes to spare? The MU Transplant Team in collaboration with Cynthia Russell Lippincott PhD, RN, Professor, at the University of Missouri-Kansas City is conducting a research study to determine the extent of herbal and dietary supplement use by living kidney donors and how it affects their subsequent blood creatinine levels and kidney function. If you or someone you know takes any herbal or dietary supplements we would like you to participate in this study. Examples of these supplements include, but are not limited to, protein powder, creatine, testosterone boosters (D-aspartic acid, Tribulus terrestris, fenugreek, DHEA or ashwagandha) and branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). Involvement in this study is voluntary. If you are interested in participating, please take our quick 5-minute survey. If you have any questions about the research study please contact Kate Massman, MS, RD, LD, Transplant/Clinical Dietitian, University of Missouri Health Care, at kdmmt9@health.missouri.edu.
Do you have a few minutes to spare? The MU Transplant Team in collaboration with Cynthia Russell Lippincott PhD, RN, Professor, at the University of Missouri-Kansas City is conducting a research study to determine the extent of herbal and dietary supplement use by living kidney donors and how it affects their subsequent blood creatinine levels and kidney function. If you or someone you know takes any herbal or dietary supplements we would like you to participate in this study. Examples of these supplements include, but are not limited to, protein powder, creatine, testosterone boosters (D-aspartic acid, Tribulus terrestris, fenugreek, DHEA or ashwagandha) and branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). Involvement in this study is voluntary. If you are interested in participating, please take our quick 5-minute survey. If you have any questions about the research study please contact Kate Massman, MS, RD, LD, Transplant/Clinical Dietitian, University of Missouri Health Care, at kdmmt9@health.missouri.edu.
Announcement sponsored by MU Healthcare Kidney Transplant Program
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Obese volunteers without hypertension needed for vascular research study
The Department of Medicine-Endocrinology and Metabolism is recruiting obese (BMI ≥30) men between the ages of 18-35 with no past diagnosis of hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥130 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥80 mmHg). This research is part of a larger study exploring arterial stiffness markers in individuals with obesity or hypertension. This study involves a one-hour visiting time for a single clinic visit in the University Hospital’s Clinical & Translational Science Unit. The study visit will include a blood draw and monitoring via sensors. Participants will be compensated $50 gift card for their time and effort. To participate, please email: grieshaberv@health.missouri.edu and strawnt@health.missouri.edu.
The Department of Medicine-Endocrinology and Metabolism is recruiting obese (BMI ≥30) men between the ages of 18-35 with no past diagnosis of hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥130 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥80 mmHg). This research is part of a larger study exploring arterial stiffness markers in individuals with obesity or hypertension. This study involves a one-hour visiting time for a single clinic visit in the University Hospital’s Clinical & Translational Science Unit. The study visit will include a blood draw and monitoring via sensors. Participants will be compensated $50 gift card for their time and effort. To participate, please email: grieshaberv@health.missouri.edu and strawnt@health.missouri.edu.
Announcement sponsored by Medicine
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Become a Summer Welcome Leader
Spend your summer with us! Learn about an awesome opportunity to welcome new Tigers to Mizzou and build connections across campus as a Summer Welcome Leader. This job is open to undergraduate students who are passionate about helping others and want to take on an exciting new leadership opportunity. Through the Summer Welcome Leader position, you can establish in-state residency, gain valuable friendships and earn over $4,000 this summer. Attend an Info session: - Sunday, November 2, 5-6 p.m. (Tate Hall, Room 215)
- Wednesday, November 5, 7-8 p.m. (Agriculture Building, Room 2-16)
- Thursday, November 13, 7-8 p.m. (Strickland Hall, Room 114)
- Monday, December 1, 8-9 p.m. (Virtual)
- Wednesday, December 3, 6-7 p.m. (Tate Hall, Room 102)
Spend your summer with us! Learn about an awesome opportunity to welcome new Tigers to Mizzou and build connections across campus as a Summer Welcome Leader. This job is open to undergraduate students who are passionate about helping others and want to take on an exciting new leadership opportunity. Through the Summer Welcome Leader position, you can establish in-state residency, gain valuable friendships and earn over $4,000 this summer. Attend an Info session: - Sunday, November 2, 5-6 p.m. (Tate Hall, Room 215)
- Wednesday, November 5, 7-8 p.m. (Agriculture Building, Room 2-16)
- Thursday, November 13, 7-8 p.m. (Strickland Hall, Room 114)
- Monday, December 1, 8-9 p.m. (Virtual)
- Wednesday, December 3, 6-7 p.m. (Tate Hall, Room 102)
Announcement sponsored by New Student Programs
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Seeking adults aged 21-25 who drink alcohol for EEG study on reward learning
MU LAMP Lab is seeking young adults for a paid research study looking at brain and mental processes during learning of new visual cues for liquid rewards. Individuals age 21-25 who drank alcohol at least twice in the past month may be eligible. The study involves 3 lab visits to MU Campus (Marx Building) within 1 week, and 5 short (<15 min) electronic (online) surveys across 12 months. During the lab visits, we will record your EEG (brain waves) while you view shapes on a computer screen and get small sips of fruit juice and alcohol. You will consume about 1 standard drink total at each lab visit. You can earn up to $350 total for completing the entire study. Visit the Sips and Shapes webpage for details and take the eligibility screener.
MU LAMP Lab is seeking young adults for a paid research study looking at brain and mental processes during learning of new visual cues for liquid rewards. Individuals age 21-25 who drank alcohol at least twice in the past month may be eligible. The study involves 3 lab visits to MU Campus (Marx Building) within 1 week, and 5 short (<15 min) electronic (online) surveys across 12 months. During the lab visits, we will record your EEG (brain waves) while you view shapes on a computer screen and get small sips of fruit juice and alcohol. You will consume about 1 standard drink total at each lab visit. You can earn up to $350 total for completing the entire study. Visit the Sips and Shapes webpage for details and take the eligibility screener.
Announcement sponsored by MU Psychological Sciences
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Seeking Black Young Adults (18 – 25 yrs) for A Research Study!
The Family & Child Development Lab (directed by Dr. Groh) is conducting a study on the role of attachment in adults’ brain responding to baby and adult faces in a racially/ethnically diverse sample. We are recruiting Black/African American young adult males and females (18 – 25 yrs) who are not parents to participate. Participation includes online questionnaires (1 hr) and one lab visit (2 hrs). During the lab visit, participants will be interviewed and their brain activity will be monitored while viewing infant and adult faces. Participants will receive $50 for participating and are eligible for a $100 gift card to a local hair salon to facilitate participation regardless of hairstyle. To participate, email acestudy@missouri.edu.
The Family & Child Development Lab (directed by Dr. Groh) is conducting a study on the role of attachment in adults’ brain responding to baby and adult faces in a racially/ethnically diverse sample. We are recruiting Black/African American young adult males and females (18 – 25 yrs) who are not parents to participate. Participation includes online questionnaires (1 hr) and one lab visit (2 hrs). During the lab visit, participants will be interviewed and their brain activity will be monitored while viewing infant and adult faces. Participants will receive $50 for participating and are eligible for a $100 gift card to a local hair salon to facilitate participation regardless of hairstyle. To participate, email acestudy@missouri.edu.
Announcement sponsored by Department of Psychological Sciences
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Adults, Ages 60-80 are needed for a research study on Empagliflozin and vascular health
The Department of Medicine is seeking individuals between 60-80 years of age who do not have diabetes or heart disease to participate in a research study. This study includes use of the medication empagliflozin and studies its effect on vascular health. Total compensation for the study will be $600. Study will last about 5 months. If you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Atkins by email at MUENDOManriqueLab@health.missouri.edu.
The Department of Medicine is seeking individuals between 60-80 years of age who do not have diabetes or heart disease to participate in a research study. This study includes use of the medication empagliflozin and studies its effect on vascular health. Total compensation for the study will be $600. Study will last about 5 months. If you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Atkins by email at MUENDOManriqueLab@health.missouri.edu.
Announcement sponsored by Department of Medicine
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The Boone County Early Childhood Coalition (BCECC) can help you find out with free screening to assess the general development and social-emotional health of your children ages 2 months to 5 years who live in Boone County. The screening takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. BCECC staff will discuss results with you and share resources to support your family. Register and complete an age-appropriate survey for your child today.
The Boone County Early Childhood Coalition (BCECC) can help you find out with free screening to assess the general development and social-emotional health of your children ages 2 months to 5 years who live in Boone County. The screening takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. BCECC staff will discuss results with you and share resources to support your family. Register and complete an age-appropriate survey for your child today.
Announcement sponsored by Psychiatry
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Call for Artists: MU Celebrates MLK 2026 Student Showcase
How does Dr. King’s enduring legacy resonate with you? The MU Celebrates MLK Committee invites all Mizzou students to submit original work for three events Jan. 26-30: - Student Art Exhibit (visual art, poetry, sculpture)
- Fashion Show (original, wearable art)
- Student Showcase (performance, music, expressive movement)
We seek submissions that reflect the powerful themes of service, unity and courage. Submit by Dec. 21.
How does Dr. King’s enduring legacy resonate with you? The MU Celebrates MLK Committee invites all Mizzou students to submit original work for three events Jan. 26-30: - Student Art Exhibit (visual art, poetry, sculpture)
- Fashion Show (original, wearable art)
- Student Showcase (performance, music, expressive movement)
We seek submissions that reflect the powerful themes of service, unity and courage. Submit by Dec. 21.
Announcement sponsored by The Division of Student Affairs
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