Alison Dreith never imagined that she would receive an abortion. But last May, at the age of 35, she went with her husband to Illinois for the procedure. One in three women in America will have an abortion...

After lying in your bed contemplating if you should go to the Student Recreation Complex, you finally work up the energy to roll out of bed. You throw on some track shorts, fill your water bottle and grab...

There’s nothing like the sound of a John Williams score and the sight of a Sith-red _Star Wars_ logo to get your heart rate up in the morning — if you’re a fan of a galaxy far, far away, that is....

If there is one thing all college students have in common, it’s that our stomachs are as empty as our wallets. Before students leave for college, most parents are tearing their hair out and screaming,...

Summer break is almost a month away, and finals might not be the only thing stressing you out. For those who want to get fit but struggle to actually make it to the gym, MOVE has compiled a variety of...

Tests, group projects, nightly homework and a hefty class schedule can take a toll on a student’s sleep cycle. It feels like there aren’t enough hours in a day to get everything accomplished, so students...

Cathy Scroggs, vice chancellor for student affairs, has announced that she will retire on July 31. Scroggs completed her doctorate in higher education administration at MU and has served as vice chancellor...

It’s no secret that traditions are taken very seriously at MU, and one of the most historic traditions continued Friday at the 90th annual Tap Day in Jesse Auditorium. Tap Day is a ceremony occurring...