MU joins the ranks of Texas A&M University and the University of Kentucky by offering students an alternative method for settling parking citations. Donations for Citations was enacted June 1, and it...

Miguel Ayllon, PhD, who has served as interim director of study abroad in the International Center since Jan. 2018, began his appointment as director of study abroad on Sept. 1. Ayllon aims to help customize...

Mizzou Athletics hosted the Mizzou Football Concert Series presented by Say Insurance for the second year in a row. This event takes place before each home football game and is located alongside the pre-game...

Cash sharing apps have become a hot topic over the last several years. Payment share apps such as Venmo and Zelle have become integrated into many banks such as Bank of America, Capital One and Citibank....

New student-run businesses will soon open in the MU Student Center in affiliation with the Missouri Student Unions Entrepreneurial Program. Lost in the Sauce and Sweet Tea Cosmetics will begin business...

As MU reaches the second week of classes, the majority of freshmen are still trying to comprehend their new life at college. Transitioning to college can be tricky, and when not swamped with homework or...

Since his YouTube debut in 2012, Australian singer Troye Sivan has evolved into a figurehead for the LGBTQ community. Sivan grew first as a social influencer and then as an artist with the release of his...

Confused about the giant “student activity fees” section of your MU bill? You’re not alone. While looking at your bill, you’ll see charges such as the Jesse Auditorium fee, Student Unions fee and...

Football’s starting up, this year’s big awards contenders are beginning to arrive in theaters and it’s finally getting chillier outside (or at least a little less humid). Fall is practically here...

Through the Unions Entrepreneurial Program, What’s Poppin’ Gourmet Popcorn Company LLC. opened its doors in early September. Run by co-owners Mikal Slatton and Naomi Collier, What’s Poppin’ offers...

Columbia’s Rose Music Hall was filled with improvised notes and heads bobbing along to music as the MO Jazz Music Festival came to town Sept. 3. Running through the afternoon from noon to six, senior...