Colorism is a phenomenon that claims that media, the workplace and institutions tend to treat lighter-skinned African Americans different than darker-skinned African-Americans. Not only do others treat...

SHAPE and several Columbia health organizations are dedicating this week to sexual health responsibility. The #LoveYourself events include free T-shirts, sexual health safety products and resource information...

To Idan, a member of the Israeli Defense Forces, living in Israel is similar to living in the U.S. They are alike, but growing up in Israel can be like living in a bad neighborhood because of the tensions...

The Missouri Students Association and Residence Halls Association presidential elections will intersect for the first time due to the MSA special election. The RHA election is at the end of February and...

This past Saturday was Kelsey Kupferer’s first year working on the planning committee through the Center for Leadership and Service for the Social Justice Symposium. “The idea of the Social Justice...

Human rights activist Romeu Monteiro grew up in a middle-class Catholic family in Portugal, where he developed a negative view on Israel through frequently viewing news coverage of the second Intifada. Monteiro...

If my freshman year has taught me anything, it’s that anything goes when it comes to food. Just from freshman year alone, I’ve been introduced into the world of T-ravs and buffalo chicken dip, two...

A Simple Exchange celebrated their album release with a party and performance at Rose Music Hall on Wednesday. Comprised of four members, [A Simple Exchange began with Morgan Manson and Lucas Dierker...

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Cathy Scroggs said Friday that an email regarding Greek Week pairings sent by an MU sophomore was “extremely degrading to women.” Sophomore Edward Lowther, a member...