The film and concert lineups for the True/False Film Fest have been released — it’s officially time to start freaking out. When one thinks of True/False, documentaries most certainly come to mind....

_This article has been update to reflect additional details about previous female MSA presidents._ The candidates for Missouri Students Association president and vice president participated in the first...

When introducing Payton Head before his “Lessons from Mizzou” keynote speech Monday night, Stephanie Shonekan, associate professor of ethnomusicology and chairwoman of the black studies department,...

The Division of Student Affairs has proposed an update to TigerWiFi through the Student Services Enhancement Fee, which will be on the ballot in March. If passed, the fee would implement a $35 charge...

Three Missouri Students Association slates, Tori Schafer/Riley de Leon, Nathan Willett/Payton Englert and Josh Stockton/Shruti Gulati, are debating at 5 p.m. on Tuesday in Bengal Lair. The first debate...

When she first started her journalism career in high school, Rachel Grant was just looking for an elective to take. Her older siblings had been on the school newspaper and yearbook, so she figured she’d...

For many, prints of masterpieces such as the “Mona Lisa” and “The Birth of Venus” cling to the cinderblock walls of student dorm rooms. For one MU student, however, these iconic paintings are blank...

A new Native American indigenous studies minor will be available to students beginning this fall semester, through the religious studies department. The minor’s curriculum will serve as an interdisciplinary...

Missouri’s new “Stand Your Ground” law has been been invoked as the basis for a shooting in Columbia, where the accused believed the statute permitted him to shoot a fleeing thief. Senate Bill 656...

The MU Police Department received a report of a sexual assault of a female student near the Virginia Avenue Parking Structure at about 2:30 p.m. Sunday, according to an email to students and staff that...

Members of Four Directions: Indigenous Peoples and Allies, Mizzou Energy Action Coalition and the Columbia community protested on campus Friday morning to raise awareness about U.S. Bank’s possible connection...