Twenty years after his first visit, Greg Louganis returned to MU on World AIDS Day on Dec. 1 to speak on his journey as a gay, HIV-positive Olympic diver. The Bond Life Sciences Center [organized World...

The city of Columbia is working on building more single-family housing units and making existing housing options more affordable to citizens. The city is hosting an Affordable Housing Symposium on Dec....

R. Bowen Loftin signed a six-year contract in 2013 when he accepted the offer to become MU’s chancellor. On Nov. 9, the day he announced his resignation as chancellor, he signed another contract, a transition...

A new office will be created to investigate all reports of discrimination on campus, MU [announced in a news release](http://missouri.edu/statements/statement-2015-12-01-civil-rights-title-ix.php) Tuesday...

In light of recent tensions on campus, Four Front Co-Chairwoman Alanna Diggs and Residence Halls Association President Billy Donley agreed that whether students agree with what has happened, they need...

Following numerous demonstrations about campus climate and resignations of administrators, phones in the black studies department started ringing. One man in particular called in asking to “give him...

Of the eight chancellors who have led MU up to this point, three have received student criticism after refusing to respond to controversy on campus. All three chancellors resigned from their positions...

The swastika vandalism made of feces was found in Gateway Hall on Oct. 24 has been scrutinized following the resignation of now-former UM System President Tim Wolfe, as members of the press and the public...

Every Dec. 1 since 1988, countries across the globe recognize World AIDS Day as an opportunity to spread awareness and provide support to those who suffer from HIV. This year the Bond Life Sciences Center,...