About three hours into Wednesday’s “Call-Congress” event, Graduate Professional Council President Rachel Bauer counted over 225 post-it notes that had been tacked to a board in the Student Center. Each...

When I arrived at Jesse Hall on Monday, artwork lined the walls, and the atrium was filled with artists, instructors, friends and family members browsing displays and enjoying hors d'oeuvres. They quietly...

A town hall meeting on Monday evening, intended to be an open forum to discuss racial profiling, ended with another rejection by Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton that profiling exists in the city. The...

Citizenship@Mizzou hosted a diversity training session Monday evening at the Missouri Theatre to help the university move toward accomplishing the diversity goals it set after campus protests in the fall...

Approximately 80 students and scholars affected by President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to implement a travel ban attended a meeting in Jesse Wrench Auditorium on Tuesday. The International...

When the Affordable Care Act was passed in March 2010, Catherine Armbrust was able to afford health insurance for herself and her late husband for the first time in 15 years. Armbrust is an adjunct professor...

Just over a hundred community members gathered Tuesday afternoon in front of Senator Roy Blunt’s office. The group, equipped with signs and both American and pride flags, were protesting President Donald...

_A previous version of this article misstated the name of Artists for Social Justice on first reference. MOVE Magazine regrets the error._ After the historic Women’s March on Washington and its sister...