MSA President Clay Van Eaton and Vice President Emily Brockmann discuss their progress on goals set during their spring 2024 campaign and plans for the spring 2025 semester On their campaign...

The University of Missouri honored the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 30 with a free event for Columbia community members and students The University of Missouri hosted...

Sexual Education & Advocacy at Mizzou, a student-run organization, reimagines sex education by emphasizing trust, guest speakers and shared experiences Sex education. It is an often...

The University of Missouri’s Enns Entomology Museum future remains uncertain amid staff changes and program cuts At the University of Missouri’s Enns Entomology Museum, one of the largest...

Politicians from across Missouri joined Columbia residents in supporting Mayor Barbara Buffaloe for re-election in April Additional information surrounding the April 8 Municipal and School...

A housing study covering Boone County highlighted areas where Mizzou and other local universities can take a proactive role in reducing housing costs for students Amid high housing costs...

Twenty four students have been newly elected as academic senators after the fall senatorial election, and share their experiences about running Twenty four undergraduate students have been...

Despite moving to a different state, Skylark Bookshop co-owner Alex George is determined to make sure nothing changes Skylark Bookshop sits between Lakota Coffee Company and Boone Olive Oil...

The program aims to increase visitor turnout and add greater depth to the artistic experience The University of Missouri’s Museum of Art and Archaeology will be continuing its Midday...

The City of Columbia Sewer Utility has proposed a $9.2 million sewer rehabilitation plan that will make improvements throughout the city On Oct. 15, City of Columbia Sewer Utility held a...