MSU Drops “M” From Name

MSU proposed name change to SU

Jefferson City – The president of Missouri State University, Dr. Michael T. Nietzel, said he proposed last week that the University of Missouri support a name change for his institution and discussed enhancing collaboration between the two universities.

Support for the name change would coincide with the school’s centennial and ¼ score anniversary, the MSU president’s proposal noted in its first point. Ron Richard, state legislator, yesterday said the name change would likely increase enrollment at the institution as “students appeal to the idea of attending a ‘State University’”.

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Opponent, former MU Curator John Lichtenegger, says giving MSU the name State University would be false advertising.

MSU junior Richard Timmons said, “I plan to stick around a few more years to finish my degree so I can witness the change from State University to simply College, then my Animal House sweatshirt would have more meaning.”

From 1972 to 2005, Missouri State was known as Southwest Missouri State University (initialized as SMS). MSU was granted a statewide mission in Public Affairs in 1995. The name was changed in 2005 to reflect this mission.