Understanding the unique health needs of a refugee population is difficult and complicated, said Dr. Kristin Sohl, a medical and advocacy director for the MU Child Health Department, but the medical community...

A professor’s firing rarely makes national news. But since November, Melissa Click’s name has become a narrative of its own, culminating with her firing Feb. 25. Her story is well-known. Following...

Founding member of Concerned Student 1950 Maxwell Little said Chuck Henson’s letter to the student activist group last Thursday was misinterpreted by the [Columbia Missourian](http://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/higher_education/chuck-henson-mike-middleton-suggest-concerned-student-end-demands/article_86bcba62-dc18-11e5-ac6b-8fecdf9531f5.html). Henson,...

Director John Hillcoat’s “Triple 9” has an exciting premise, following shady Atlanta cops as they prepare to kill an officer during a heist. Doing so is the only way to distract the police department...

Harold’s Doughnuts has been stealing our hearts one pastry at a time since it first opened in January of 2015 in The District. Lately, the donut craftsmen over at the shop have been collaborating with...

The True/False Film Festival is about more than just awesome movies. True/False offers live music, art installations and, most importantly, food. True/False partnered with more than 20 restaurants in...

For 13 consecutive years, the True/False Film Festival has given out the True Vision Award, the only award given by the festival. It is given to an individual who is committed to the growth of nonfiction...

“Presenting Princess Shaw,” a documentary at the True/False Film Fest in March, focuses on the collision between two different people: Samantha “Princess Shaw” Montgomery, a 38-year-old aspiring...