MSA passed several amendments, including a decrease in infraction fees, to its Board of Election Commissioners Presidential Election Handbook during full Senate on Wednesday night. Last year’s handbook...

Grace Jo was born in North Korea, a country with human rights violations the United Nations has described as unparallelled in the contemporary world. Jo was the keynote speaker at the grand opening of...

Feb. 1 marked the start of Black History Month. Every year during this month, students across the nation are taught about the civil rights movement and the leaders of that time. The first amendment made...

Whether you’re there because your parents are visiting for the weekend, you’re fist pumping at a concert, or you just need coffee, Cafe Berlin is a Columbia hotspot. It’s highly rated on apps like...

My usual go-to when starting hot takes goes something like this: “It’s 2017; I can’t believe that this is _still_ an issue.” However, it is 2017, and so many crazy things have happened that I really...

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, assistant professor of African American studies at Princeton University, spoke at MU on Wednesday night to discuss her book “From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation.” About...

After several meetings with Missouri Students Association representatives, Campus Dining Services has made minor changes to its marketing of the Tiger Plan. Last semester, MSA showed concern about the...

After two separate protests outside his office over the past two weeks, Sen. Roy Blunt voted to confirm President Donald Trump’s pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos. The protests were in response...