Anderson Paak’s raspy voice shifts from soulful crooning to freewheeling rapping with incredible ease. With an instrumental palette built around funky basslines and also featuring distinct influences...

Along the shelves of Lois Huneycutt’s office, you will find trinkets of times please ast and frames of awards previously won. Cases of books line the walls in organized chaos. This room is a part of...

The first snow of the season has come and gone with the first fall on Nov. 8. It certainly won’t be the last: Farmers’ Almanac predicts a “teeth-chattering cold” winter ahead with plenty of snow....

With Thanksgiving over, many Americans will have their fridges stuffed full with turkey, stuffing and cranberries. Having leftovers to eat is great, but eating the same meal over and over again can get...

Last year, when someone got a meal from a dining facility, they got a reusable plate and metal silverware. Once they were done eating, that plate and utensil disappeared on a dish belt to be cleaned. This...

Music can be an important aspect of most people’s lives and being able to share that commonality can create a special bond between people. At Hickman High School, The Sweaters, The Adaptation, Blackwater,...

Michelle Cecil has about six cases of Dasani water bottles in neat stacks by her desk. The MU School of Law professor said that she offers one to every student that visits her office. As promised, in...

The UM System Board of Curators met last week at the University of Missouri, St. Louis to discuss enrollment and acceptance data, changes to student housing and dining, a plan to reduce textbook cost and...

Anna Brett, senior and Columbia Missourian writer, and Katherine Reed, Missourian Public Health and Safety editor, spoke during a workshop hosted by the Missouri School of Journalism and Investigative...