Dear Netflix, I’ve been told to watch “House of Cards” more often than most, I’d imagine, being a journalist. From my mom, who convinced me Anna Kendrick was a lead (I can see where she went...

“Argonautika,” Mary Zimmerman’s adaptation of the story of Jason and the Argonauts, is coming to Columbia for the first time. The MU Department of Theatre will be performing the play at the Corner...

On March 1, senior Victoria Yu sent out a letter officially announcing her resignation as Asian American Association president to members of the organization. External Vice President Daphne Yu, a sophomore...

Dear Netflix, Henry VIII was fat, and a tudor is a style of house, right? Henry VIII was in the House of Tudor and a tudor is a house and...you get it. Ever the fan of the “period piece,” I eagerly...

After an extensive amount of work and preparation over the last year, graduate student and aspiring artist Laura Tyler unveiled her exhibit “Vivarium” this week in the George Caleb Bingham Gallery. Tyler’s...

The first ever Tunnel of Oppression experience aims to put MU students in the shoes of marginalized groups on campus. The experience begins at 5:15 p.m. on March 5 in Leadership Auditorium, where registered...

With the start of the 2015 legislative session, legislators in the Missouri General Assembly have proposed multiple bills that would create new voter photo identification requirements. The bills have...

An attempt to increase Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics jobs could result in more companies moving onto unused university land. The federal government is attempting to inflate the STEM...

On Aug. 9, 2014, 18-year old Missouri resident Michael Brown was shot and killed. For months following, protests, riots and demonstrations that began in Ferguson spread, becoming national headlines...