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Before Judy Gladney was among the first black students to integrate University City High School, she and her family were the first black people to move鈥�

University City, Missouri, is considered to be among the more diverse communities in a region still grappling with the stubborn legacy of segregation. But鈥�

When Alana Marie was growing up in Hazelwood, she listened to stories of her father鈥檚 happy childhood in nearby Kinloch during the 1970s and '80s. By the鈥�

Wanda Ward. Jannard Wade. Malcolm Ryder. Those names probably don鈥檛 sound as familiar as Ruby Bridges or the 鈥淟ittle Rock Nine,鈥� who are celebrated鈥�

When Evita Caldwell arrived at St. Louis University as a freshman, she quickly understood a couple of things: First, that she lacked the professional鈥�

Applications for the St. Louis school desegregation program are decreasing, yet there鈥檚 still more demand than open slots.At its height in the early鈥�

Since second grade, Mya Petty has taken an hour-long bus ride from Baden, her mostly-black north St. Louis neighborhood, to Chesterfield 鈥� where most of鈥�

With St. Louis鈥� voluntary desegregation program on its final extension, University of Missouri-St. Louis education professor Jerome Morris has been asked鈥�

After area school superintendents voted Friday to phase out the current race-based student transfer program 鈥� and possibly replace it with a new one down鈥�

If the voluntary student transfer program that has served more than 70,000 St. Louis area students over more than 30 years is going to continue beyond鈥�