“My only regret of winning an Oscar last year was that it was the same weekend of this festival.” As these words poured out of Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville’s mouth late Thursday night...

All within the three days of being the stage manager at the Odd Fellows Lodge for Columbia’s True/False Film Festival, I watched six full-length films and 14 shorts. I heard the insights of directors...

Sigma Alpha Epsilon National Fraternity released [a statement](http://www.sae.net/home/pages/news/news---media-statements---fraternity-leadership-closes-chapter-at-university-of-oklahoma) regarding a video...

Although it can be difficult to pull away from our virtual lives, a new Missouri bill up for debate hopes to accomplish that while behind the wheel. Senate Bill 3, currently filed in the Missouri Senate,...

A bill aimed at increasing suicide prevention programs in Missouri schools passed out of the Missouri State Senate Education Committee on March 4. The bill would require schools to implement resources...

The [U.S. Department of Justice’s March 4 report](http://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/opa/press-releases/attachments/2015/03/04/ferguson_police_department_report.pdf) revealed callousness and...

Higher taxes could be in Columbia’s future, but not for the whole city. Businesses located along Business Loop 70 have successfully submitted a petition to form a Community Improvement District. The...

In case you don’t follow my Instagram, I spent last week’s “spring break” in Germany. Now, Germany is not the ideal place for a spring break if your idea of a break is sandy beaches and fields...

Based on my short, dirty blonde hair, my small 5-foot-3-inch frame and my general pixie-like appearance, I don’t look like I would listen to rap. And, big surprise, I don’t. But according to my research...

One Mizzou’s funding was cut in the first draft of the Missouri Students Association budget, which arrived in committee March 3. The budget, which was put together by MSA Vice President Brenda Smith-Lezama...