Missouri Press Association
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Five inductees will join Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame
Five inductees will join Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame The Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame is set to induct five
Missouri Press Association announces 2022 Hall of Fame inductees
Missouri Press Association announces 2022 Hall of Fame inductees Inductees will be honored during MPA's 156th Annual Convention in Lake Ozark. Three
2022 Mizzou Football Ticket Tradeout Agreement Available
For the 31st year, the University of Missouri Athletic Department is working through Missouri Press to arrange a “football-tickets-for-advertising
Free tuition for Missouri Photo Workshop available to MPA members
Contact: Brian Kratzer, Associate Professor, Missouri School of Journalism Email: kratzerb@missouri.edu Phone: 573-356-2347 Date: June 3, 2022 Free tuition for Missouri Photo Workshop available to MPA
The Missouri News Network is going to break ground
Missouri News Network Contact: Scott Swafford Email: swaffords@missouri.edu AND Contact: Mark Horvit Email: horvitm@missouri.edu The Missouri News Network is going to break ground Share your story ideas for
Two Outstanding Young Journalists to be honored
Reporters for The Northeast News in Kansas City and the Jefferson City News Tribune have been selected to receive
How are you planning to celebrate Sunshine Week?
Sunshine Week was launched in 2005 and has grown into an enduring initiative to promote open government. Sunshine Week will
Rural Missouri Newspaper Scholarship winners announced
The scholarship recipients were announced during Missouri Press Association's 32nd Annual Day at the Capitol in Jefferson City, March
MU J-school hosting special presentation from David Hume Kennerly
Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist David Hume Kennerly. The University of Missouri School of Journalism will host Pulitzer
MPA partners with Missouri School of Journalism, RJI to launch new Rural Missouri Newspaper Scholarship
This scholarship will help attract students to the MU J-school and prepare them for leadership roles at rural Missouri