The impact of the UM system on the state of Missouri goes beyond educating students, according to an economic impact study conducted by consulting firm Tripp Umbach. The report, presented to lawmakers...

At first glance, the Columbia Area Earth Day Festival seemed no different from the average street fair. There was face paint. There were musicians. And, of course, there was kettle corn. However, the booths...

Clad in T-shirts that said “shatter the silence” and “end the violence,” and carrying handmade poster board signs, between 100 and 200 students and activists marched on Thursday from Traditions...

Art students in the senior seminar capstone course are hosting their final project, an art gallery, until May 4 in the George Caleb Bingham Gallery. The art gallery is titled “Bold and Brash” in reference...

Julia Wopata and Connor McAteer of the “More to Roar” slate won the Missouri Students Association presidential election on April 18 with a vote of 1,333 to 170. They ran against Robert Schmidt and...

In this year’s Missouri Students Association presidential election, 1,503 people voted. 170 voted for the “Mizzou for You” slate and 1,333 voted for “More to Roar.” Robert Schmidt and Alp Kahveci...

Aly Raisman, the second most decorated American Olympic gymnast, sat down with MU professor Tina Bloom at the Missouri Theatre on April 18. Raisman answered the audience’s questions about her gymnastics...

Angie Zapata, an assistant professor who teaches and researches literacy education at the College of Education, hosted a children’s literature workshop Tuesday in Townsend Hall. The workshop, titled...

_Lady Parts_ opened a discussion about feminism and the misrepresentation of women in the entertainment industry to an audience at the MU Student Center’s Leadership Auditorium on April 14 and April...