The panel discussion, facilitated by Noor Azizan-Gardner of the Chancellor's Diversity Institute, centered on the students' cultural and educational experiences with libraries. This included their childhood memories of ...

Frustrated souls are dealing with building delays on the kingdom of heaven.

This week on the Soundbooth Podcast, The Missouri Review is continuing to bring you the public reading by their 2014 Jeffrey E. Smith Editor's Prize winners. This podcast presents the poetry prize winner Alexandra Teague's ...

Kai Carlson-Wee is a runner-up in The Missouri Review's 2015 Miller Audio Prize Contest in the Poetry category. This is a reading of Kai's submission "Thrasher."

Daniel DiStefano is The Missouri Review's 2012 Audio Contest Runner-up in the Prose category. This podcast features the voice of Daniel DiStefano as the narrator and the vocal talent of: Rebeccal Scherm - The Bearded Lady ...

Jaime Lowe is the winner of The Missouri Review's 2015 Miller Audio Prize Contest in the Humor category. This is a reading of Jaime's winning submission, "Chicken cutlets, cleavage & compromise."

Elijah Burrell is The Missouri Review's 2012 Audio Contest runner-up in the poetry category.

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we talk to Molly Gaudry, founder of The Lit Pub. In this podcast Gaudry talks about the team effort of starting a small press and the importance of goodwill in the literary ...

Today on the The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast we are proud to feature our runner-up in the poetry category of the 2014 Audio Contest, Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie.

Rachel Yoder is The Missouri Review's 2011 Audio Contest winner in the prose category.

Lulu Miller is The Missouri Review's 2011 Audio Contest runner-up in the professionally-recorded documentary category.

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we are continuing to feature the winners of our 2014 Audio Contest with our winner in the poetry category, Sam Roderick Roxas-Chua.

LibQUAL+ is a web-based survey that provides libraries with an assessment of users' expectations and perceptions on a number of service related factors. Learn how various academic and research libraries have used results ...

This week on The Missouri Review Podcast we are pleased to feature Joshua Wheeler's radio essay "Ugly pew," which was the runner-up in the prose category of the 2014 Audio Contest.

"Consider the jellyfish," a submission to last years contest by Elliot Rambach and Abby Wendle is a great example of one sub genre of humor writing that we'd love to see submitted to the new category in this years contest. ...

Heather Christle is the author of What is amazing (Wesleyan University Press, 2012), The difficult farm (Octopus Books, 2009), and The trees the trees (Octopus Books, 2011), which won the 2012 Believer Poetry Award. Her ...

"This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we are excited to feature the first of our 2014 Audio Contest winners, Abby Wendle and Sarah Geis for their Audio Documentary 'To be normal.'

Rose Whitmore is the 2013 winner of The Missouri Review's Peden Prize for "The Queen of pacific tides." This recording of Ms. Whitmore's reading was made at Orr Street Studios in Columbia, Missouri on September 30, 2013.