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...

The Naked and Famous is an indie-electronic group from New Zealand known for its catchy synth-pop style and memorable lyrics. It performed nine songs prior to the headlining set by pop-punk act Blink-182...

There are two types of cooking that we all do: cooking out of necessity and cooking because we want to. While it’s true that both ultimately stem from a need to eat, the two could not be more different. In...

Since taking office in January, Gov. Eric Greitens has made his intentions clear with regards to the state budget. “We have to live by the same principle that most Missourians live by,” Greitens said...

Winnifred F. Sullivan spoke about the nuances of the death penalty and its relationship with religion to a room of about 100 people on April 6 in Wrench Auditorium. “The death penalty is always relevant...

The green-walled Woody’s Gentlemen’s Clothiers has sat empty since it closed at the end of 2016. Now, the space is set to come back to life as Vinyl Renaissance, one of three record stores in downtown...

There’s no denying that Cold War Kids established itself as an indie rock staple when it released _Robbers & Cowards_ in 2006. Songs such as “Hang Me Up to Dry,” “Hospital Beds” and “We Used...