Columbia organizes first Autism Awareness Walk
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] stream of blue shirts ducked under the arch at the starting line, as they followed a pony named Sugar around a 1.2 mile track
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Teachers organize rally for school safety awareness
In order to start a conversation about the lack of safety in schools months after the Parkland, Fla. shooting, teachers Kory Kaufman and Samantha Kanago
Smith-Cotton suicides bring awareness to mental health, bullying
In light of the recent deaths at Smith-Cotton High School, find out what preventative measures RBHS is doing to stop suicide and bullying.
Columbia eating disorder center shuts down
McCallum Place Eating Disorder Center shut down, leaving patients without care and Columbia out of an eating disorder facility. Patients will now have to travel
Gap year offers real-world experiences
Students learn from taking year off.
Raise awareness of rape through school curriculum
Last week, a group of young men were arrested on suspicion of a number of sexual assaults on the University of Missouri campus. All were
Organization spreads awareness
[dropcap style=”2″ size=”3″]H[/dropcap]igh school can be a torrent of teenage angst, drama and the ever-present nasty teasing. Despite the mainstream attention last year after the
Columbia hosts first NEDA walk Saturday
The National Eating Disorder Association is hosting its first walk in Columbia this Saturday at Cosmo Park. Check in time is at 9:30am, and the walk