WGU Missouri Launches the “I Have a Dream” Scholarship

Nonprofit, online university to award $75,000 in scholarships for Missourians who dream of earning a degree

WGU offering Resiliency Grants to those finishing school in 2021

The nonprofit, online university is also offering tips for online learning amidst the continuing COVID-19 pandemic

"Something in Madness" by U. City's Ed Protzel Just Released

Novel depicts roots of America's racial divide

Citizens for Modern Transit Elects New Board Members and Officers

The region’s transit advocacy organization, Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT), has elected new board members and appointed officers.

U. City Superintendent Receives Stellar Performer Award

Superintendent Hardin-Bartley to be honored with the 2020 Stellar Performer in Education Award by the St. Louis American Foundation

Ed Protzel's "Something in Madness" available for preorder

Novel illuminates Reconstruction, the root of America’s ongoing racial divide

Substitute Teacher Hiring Fair Goes Virtual - July 25, 2020

U. City Schools hosts online Hiring Fair to seek substitute teachers. Online pre-registration for specific time slots is required.

Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act

Allows for All Nonpublic Schools to Receive Equitable Services

Dr. Grace Lee Named Principal of Brittany Woods Middle School

Meet and Greet Reception Scheduled for Monday, March 23

HealthWorks! Kids' Museum Launches New Online Resource Guide

The Community Guide will help Missourians to access reduced-cost healthcare and health-related services

Citizens for Modern Transit to Host "Talking Transit" Event

Speaker to highlight impact of public transit on property values

Learning How to Rewrite Your Past

Rewriting Our Past Helps Us to Feel DIfferently

Public invited to Returning Artist reception on November 13

Arts & Letters Commission to honor Christopher J. Watkins at event

Citizens for Modern Transit Presents 2019 Service Award

CMT Recognizes Longtime Board Member and U-City Resident

Free Flu Shots

Walgreen's Pharmacy is providing flu shots. Plus, MAFM providing $10 Gift Voucher

Finding Your Voice

Finding our voice is difficult when we didn't realize that we had one.

Recycling's most UNWANTED

Please keep these items out of your recycling cart!

Get Inspired About Your Health

Free Glucose Testing and $10 Gift Voucher

Born Between 1945 and 1965?

Americans born during these years have the highest rates of Hepatitis C.

"College Transit Challenge" Scheduled For August 28

Effort Designed to Reinforce the Advantages of a Robust Public Transit System for Higher Education and Further Boost Ridership

Overprotected Children May Experience Anxiety As Adults.

Were you allowed to feel and express your feelings?

Connecting Your Past With Your Present is the Catalyst for Change

Putting the past behind allows us to live in the present.

Trauma May Have Stunted Your Development

If you have experienced unresolved crisis in your life it's time to break free

Reduce Your Transportation Footprint for Memorial Day Travels

Clean Air Partnership reminds area residents how important it is to go green during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year

“Reconstruction: The Era Few Know” by Ed Protzel

Blogging about Reconstruction, the Black Codes and Civil Rights during Black History Month

Talking Transit: MetroLink Security Assessment Recommendations

Event Will Serve as the Public’s First Opportunity to Hear Results of the Assessment

Interracial Relationship Struggles

If You Are Struggling in an interracial(family or individual) Relationship You Are Not Alone.

School Hiring Takes a Tip from Speed Dating on Feb. 12

Pre-register at www.ucityschools.org/Hire19

Chouteau Greenway Community Update Event on Tuesday, Feb. 5

Open house-style program featuring presentations, an expo with St. Louis area organizations and an invitation for feedback

University City Schools Hosting Nov. 10 Hiring Fair

Joint event with Special School District seeks substitutes, special education teachers and paraprofessionals

Area Residents Encouraged to Take Part in 16th Annual Trash Bash

Oct. 20th event designed to clean up St. Louis City and County neighborhoods and waterways located within the River des Peres Watershed

Citizens for Modern Transit Recognizes "Champions of Transit"

Awards presented at 34th annual meeting

Enjoy Hawaiian Lunch at Overland Farmers Market on September 8

The Market vendors also will offer plenty of fresh, locally produced vegetables, organic beef, bakery products, fresh eggs and arts & crafts

Citizens for Modern Transit to Host “Talking Transit” Event

Northside/Southside MetroLink Corridor Study Findings to be Presented

A Hatful of Rain - Slaying Dragons Production of Anti-Drug Drama

This Stage Production of A Hatful of Rain is First Performance in St. Louis since Original in 1956

St. Louis Resident Earns Master’s Degree from WGU Missouri

WGU Missouri employee Grace Holdreith was one of 1,500 graduates to walk during commencement ceremony in Las Vegas

Misguided Information about U.City's Immigrant Businesses

Third ward resident Patricia McQueen says she knows racism when she sees it, and the Olive/170 development is not it.

CMT Names Fowler as Chair of Its Board of Directors

Citizens for Modern Transit announced St. Louis native, June McAllister Fowler, has been named the chair of its Board of Directors

Honor Among Outcasts on the shelves at U. City Library

Book 2 in U. City author Ed Protzel's DarkHorse Trilogy

UCity Olive-170 TIF Who Benefits If UCity TIF fails?

Dedicated to all the hard-working people of UCity, especially those in the 3rdWard