Mizzou Alternative Break Trips are quickly approaching. This volunteer opportunity, which is very popular among students, has its first in-state trip coming up in November. The program is focused on serving...
The Korean Pop fan-base is expanding across the globe, and fans are making a conscious effort to spread appreciation for this kind of music. University students in China and the U.S. have commented on...
Six computers sat in a row in the middle of an untreated concrete floor. The hum of powerful new computers was drowned out by the shouts of high school teammates barking positions. As the esports practice...
Nestled in the woods of eastern Columbia is a hidden mecca of community theater: the Maplewood Barn Theatre, Columbia’s only live outdoor theater.
The theater is mainly driven by volunteers, affectionately...
Fake it till you make it? While this sentiment may work for your oral presentation class, faking an orgasm is a different story.
One British study found that 80 percent of women fake orgasms while engaging...
On Nov. 6, three different propositions regarding the legalization of medical marijuana will appear on the Missouri ballot. On MU’s campus, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws...
American flags adorned the columns and the Switzler Hall bell rang out on Tuesday morning to honor the more than 3,000 people killed on Sept. 11, 2001. MU Chancellor Alexander Cartwright placed a ceremonial...
Eight years ago, Director of Undergraduate Studies for IT Brian Maurer was working for MU Extension and running a flash fiction magazine writing pieces that he never thought would become much of anything.
One...
Representatives from Virgin Hyperloop One, the Missouri Innovation Center, Black & Veatch and Olsson Associates met with students on Thursday in the MU Student Center’s Leadership Auditorium for the...
MU’s College of Engineering has announced the merging of the Chemical Engineering Department with the Bioengineering Department, which is part of the College of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources...
Sen. Claire McCaskill thinks Missouri’s Senate race in 2018 may come down to the hundreds.
“I will not be shocked if this election is decided by the number of people in this room,” McCaskill said...
The Residence Halls Association hosted a lively carnival full of games, food, and activities for residents to get to know each other on Sept. 7.
The event began at 5 p.m. in Brewer Station at the Mizzou...
