The Missouri Students Association Department of Student Activities sponsored the third annual Citizen’s Response to Active Threat Training as part of Safety Week. The event was held earlier this week...

That’s a wrap! LouFest 2015 is over, and I think it is safe to say that it did not disappoint. The music was live and the weather was perfect. This year’s attendance reached an all-time high when 25,000...

A graduate student parent at MU pays about one-third of their income solely in child care fees. The high cost of childcare in Columbia has taken a toll on MU graduate student parents. A plea for affordable...

New York Times best-selling author William Trogdon, also known as William Least Heat-Moon, donated $1.5 million to the MU Libraries and $100,000 to the School of Health Professions. Chancellor R. Bowen...

Only 41 percent of MU freshmen who took the MU Title IX Office’s Not Anymore sexual violence prevention survey correctly answered a series of questions regarding defining consent. “Unfortunately,...

On Sept. 16, the top 11 Republican presidential candidates gathered at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, for the second televised debate of the 2016 election cycle. Kentucky...

The Missouri Students Association hosted the 42nd annual Campus Safety Walk on Sept. 15 as part of the Safe Mizzou Coalition. It is just one of a number of events that are taking place this week to share...

The state capitol could see a late night Sept. 16, as the 2015 veto session is set to start at noon and could last through Sept. 17. Several of the bills could directly impact students, including Senate...

After Disney bought Lucasfilm Ltd. and, by extension, the rights to the whole “Star Wars” franchise, it wasted no time in making some pretty significant changes to the “Star Wars” universe that...