Dr. Regina Waters, chair of Drury’s Communication Department, explains the importance of building an authentic online presence and eliminating digital dirt.
Robert Westenberg shares how he worked as a professional actor and how he came to be a professor at Drury University.
Janina Hargin, owner of DCXSpringfield on Etsy, shares her expertise on thrifting for distinctive, high-quality vintage garments.
Jennifer Holman, owner of Jen’s Country Cuts in Walnut Grove, Mo., balances business and family to make her shop work.
Gary Swadley, Drury University’s director of technology services, discusses the state of technology on campus in the past, present, and future.
Discover the diversity of talent and passion that lies behind Arts & Letters, a boutique in downtown Springfield, Mo.
Gabriel Bloodworth participates in traveling art displays around the Midwest to show his work and to promote Springfield Hot Glass, which is becoming a hot spot for Springfieldians of all ages to come and learn a new trade.
Ed Derr, Drury’s director of counseling services, provided some tips for students to help manage class-related stress.
The Moxie Film Series now presents three films each semester, accompanied by a pre- and post-film discussion led by a member of Drury faculty. The next showing is Feb. 28.
Mandy Seaman, Drury’s associate director of Web communications, walks through the massive redesign of Drury’s site, which has more than 11,000 pages.
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