Every week, MOVE chooses two albums to review and compare to ultimately choose which one sizzled and which one (possibly) sucked. This week’s lucky contestants? Tove Styrke, a 22-year-old Swedish dame...

Boone County approved a 75 percent tax break for the Oscar Mayer plant in Columbia on July 8, which will allow them to begin a $114 million expansion project that could start this fall. The money will...

It’s closing hour at the Ellis Library. With trembling fingers, this is where many groggy students have confronted their trek home. Ellis Library is a sanctuary for dedicated students, but the inconvenience...

After reports of sexual harassments, Missouri legislators are reevaluating the intern program at the Missouri Capitol. State Rep. Kip Kendrick, D-Columbia, who is part of a working group established to...

In front of an auditorium of around 80 people, Biomedical Sciences department chair Harold Laughlin honored biomedical science professor Frank Weaver Booth for his “lifelong devotion” to researching...

Graduate Students who are employed by MU were left scrambling for health insurance after they were informed via an email from the MU Office of Graduate Studies that the university would no longer be offering...

Gov. Jay Nixon recently vetoed House Bill No. 722, which would prevent further state control over local government policymaking. The veto paved the way for cities such as Kansas City to raise the minimum...

The Planned Parenthood clinic in Columbia, the Columbia Health Center, announced July 15 that the health services offered were expanded to include abortion services. The Planned Parenthood facility in...

The Columbia Police Officers’ Association is under fire for a Facebook post Aug. 9 that designated that day “Darren Wilson Day,” which referenced the shooting and killing of Michael Brown by Ferguson...