Days before I drove to St. Louis for its Women’s March, I was challenged by a young girl who told me she thought voting was “stupid.” While her comment may seem asinine, it is one of many I have...

On the one-year anniversary of the first women’s march on Washington and in general opposition to President Trump’s agenda, almost 2,000 people gathered in downtown Columbia for a solidarity march...

Ahead of the _Justice League_ premiere in November, Rotten Tomatoes withheld negative reviews until the debut of its _See It/Skip It_ series the night before release. The stunt was a conflict of interest...

An MU survey regarding career outcomes for recent graduates conducted in December found that 90.4 percent of graduates reportedly held positions in employment, public service, military or postgraduate...

While MU students enjoyed their much-needed break from school, controversial changes were made to regulatory laws regarding the internet. On Dec. 14th, net neutrality, a regulatory status that guarantees...

Five MU seniors created a siren system plan to help prevent wrong-way driving, earning them third place in the Traffic Control Device Challenge and a trip to San Antonio, Texas. Hosted by the American...

The search committee for MU’s next provost and executive vice chancellor held an open forum Monday in the Reynolds Alumni Center. The provost position opened in November when Provost and Executive Vice...

Author and activist Junot Díaz spoke in Jesse Auditorium on Monday night as part of MU’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration. Díaz was born in the Dominican Republic and his writing, while...

Combining artists’ work from around the world, Sager Braudis Gallery compiles a cohesive collection of various mediums in its Columbia studio. Beginning this year, the gallery will feature new artists...

“Nevertheless She Persisted.” “Women’s Rights are Human Rights.” “Love Not Hate Makes America Great.” On Jan. 20, hundreds of men, women and children participated in the Mid-Missouri Solidarity...

Columbia’s live music scene this spring is sure to draw crowds, with big names coming to The Blue Note all semester long. The venue will host artists that span genres, from indie rock to folk and blues....

With award season in full swing, MOVE hopes to shine a spotlight on the award-winning films, TV shows and music featured this year. With most of these films showing on campus this spring semester, students...