The Department of Energy recently gave graduate student Alexander Myers a research award that will allow him to study at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California for three months. This...

Alongside academic and organizational commitments, Reserve Officers’ Training Corps students dedicate hours of their college experience to preparing for the U.S. military. ROTC is a nationwide program...

As one of the largest, most publicized events of the year, there is more that goes into Homecoming than the main attractions. Behind the multi-day celebration is the Steering Committee, a student-run organization...

With the arrival of October, football season and midterms upon us, fall fashion is out on the streets in full force. Boots, sweaters and jeans are some of the many trends students will be sporting. However,...

Stand-up paddleboarding is the next big thing among water sports. Now imagine doing yoga poses on a paddleboard. How complicated would that be? The concept of the Student Recreation Complex class SUP...

Friday, Sept. 29 was the musical opener for the 2017 Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival, held at Stephens Lake Park. Although Gary Clark Jr. was the headliner and highlight of the night for some guests, these...

MU’s Division of Information Technology is planning several new presentations and a social media campaign to educate students and faculty about Cyber Security Awareness Month in October. In order to...

In an effort to make classes more affordable and boost student success in the classroom, UM System President Mun Choi and other UM System officials assembled a taskforce with the goal of expanding and...

Coming into college, the sexual assault statistics are scary. One in four college women have been sexually assaulted. No one wants to become a part of that statistic, but variables surrounding sexual assault...