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Jul 07, 2020

News-Press NOW: Peak season for poison ivy growth

2020-08-11T11:16:54-05:00

After spending time outside this summer, you may start to notice a sudden itch or rash developing on your arms and legs. The heat may be to blame, but it also could be an allergic reaction to poison ivy, oak and sumac. “You don’t even have to come in contact with them to have a [...]

News-Press NOW: Peak season for poison ivy growth2020-08-11T11:16:54-05:00
Jul 07, 2020

Missouri Western’s cybersecurity program adds online option

2020-07-13T15:03:06-05:00

July 13, 2020--Missouri Western State University’s graduate program in cybersecurity is now offered both online and in person. Applications are currently being accepted for the fall 2020 semester. “Cybersecurity professionals are in high demand, filling a critical need in today’s dynamic technical landscape,” said Yipkei Kwok, program director of the cybersecurity program. “They develop new [...]

Missouri Western’s cybersecurity program adds online option2020-07-13T15:03:06-05:00
Jul 07, 2020

News-Press NOW: UMKC medical program partnering with Mosaic

2020-08-11T10:59:56-05:00

Mosaic Life Care and the University of Missouri-Kansas City will be partnering to bring 20 medical students to St. Joseph in January as part of a program aimed at increasing staffing in rural hospitals. The program is being started due to a grant of $7 million from the Health Resources and Services Administration, a news [...]

News-Press NOW: UMKC medical program partnering with Mosaic2020-08-11T10:59:56-05:00
Jun 06, 2020

KQ2: Missouri’s statewide coronavirus restrictions lifted

2020-08-11T12:16:46-05:00

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Starting Tuesday, June 16th Missouri will be fully opened, beginning phase 2 of the state's "Show Me Strong Recovery Plan." During phase 2, all statewide COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted. ... The fear is that the public will grow complacent towards the virus. “People can deal with it for a certain period [...]

KQ2: Missouri’s statewide coronavirus restrictions lifted2020-08-11T12:16:46-05:00
Jun 06, 2020

News-Press NOW: Lower COVID cases could mean rule changes

2020-08-11T10:48:21-05:00

A local chemistry expert has found that new cases of COVID-19 may be declining, which could affect City Council actions on social distancing. On Thursday, the St. Joseph City Council met to discuss the future of the current social distancing order, which is set to expire on June 15, along with Governor Mike Parson’s state order. [...]

News-Press NOW: Lower COVID cases could mean rule changes2020-08-11T10:48:21-05:00
May 05, 2020

News-Press NOW: Missouri Western cadet becomes medical officer during COVID-19

2020-08-11T10:22:42-05:00

On a basic level, the fundamental idea of military service is about a willingness to run toward danger, to confront enemies foreign and domestic, but what if the enemies cannot be seen? Such is the reality of the journey that Gabriel Roberts, who became a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army on Saturday, has set [...]

News-Press NOW: Missouri Western cadet becomes medical officer during COVID-192020-08-11T10:22:42-05:00
May 05, 2020

Fellowships awarded to nursing students

2020-05-07T14:53:14-05:00

May 7, 2020--Eight Missouri Western State University students have received 2020 Nursing Fellowship scholarships from the Mosaic Life Care Foundation. In honor of Nurses’ Week, the Foundation has announced their commitment to the annual fellowship that will award $10,000 each up to ten qualifying applicants. This year’s recipients were chosen from applicants currently enrolled in [...]

Fellowships awarded to nursing students2020-05-07T14:53:14-05:00
Apr 04, 2020

News-Press NOW: Nursing students adapt to changes during pandemic

2020-04-15T12:00:35-05:00

By Clayton Anderson News-Press NOW, Apr 9, 2020 Nursing students at Missouri Western have adapted to changes in education, and graduating seniors are preparing to join the front lines. Cristi Campbell, a nursing professor and a nurse practitioner at Cameron Regional Hospital family health clinic, said nurses are always adapting and the COVID-19 pandemic is [...]

News-Press NOW: Nursing students adapt to changes during pandemic2020-04-15T12:00:35-05:00
Apr 04, 2020

News-Press NOW: Public should stick with cloth masks, not N-95s

2020-04-15T16:21:31-05:00

By Clayton Anderson, News-Press NOW, Apr 7, 2020 ...Dr. Michael Grantham, a biology professor at Missouri Western State University, said that this is a step in order to try to do something. He said he has concern that people will not know how to properly wear a mask. But Grantham said the cloth mask should [...]

News-Press NOW: Public should stick with cloth masks, not N-95s2020-04-15T16:21:31-05:00
Mar 03, 2020

News-Press NOW: High traffic locations ready for possible coronavirus

2020-04-15T17:02:51-05:00

By Clayton Anderson, News-Press NOW, March 9, 2020 ... Missouri Western Biology Professor Michael Grantham has researched viral infections such as the flu. He said he has been able to talk about the coronavirus to his class as developments have happened. Grantham said he believes Northwest Missouri has yet to be impacted by the virus, [...]

News-Press NOW: High traffic locations ready for possible coronavirus2020-04-15T17:02:51-05:00