Violent crimes have been consistently decreasing since 2011 in Columbia — crimes in 2014 were down nearly 35 percent from 2011. Violent crimes include murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, as...

A memorial service was held Feb. 13 at Reynolds Alumni Center for Kui Zou, a scholar from China who was killed in a car accident Jan. 22. Family, friends and students along with faculty members attended...

Students at Manship School of Mass Communication, where Missouri School of Journalism dean candidate David Kurpius is a professor, simply call him Kurpius. It’s not a sign of disrespect, he said, but...

Sixty years ago today, Joel J. Gold published the first issue of “The Maneater” on Feb. 18, 1955. Before that, it was called “The Missouri Student,” a paper originally published in 1926. The new...

Uber drivers in Columbia will now have to obtain chauffeur’s licenses, complete background checks conducted by city officials and have their cars inspected by Columbia police after City Council unanimously...

So who had an exam this past week? Who went to celebrate at the bars or a party? Who drank too much? _"Woooo! College!"_ But now what happens? You wake up in the next morning (yes, 1 p.m. is still the...

Yoga is a proven way to beat stress, and in the middle of second semester, we could all use a little mental clarity. While MizzouRec offers plenty of yoga classes, sometimes it’s nice to get away from...

In case you hadn’t figured it out already, I’m studying abroad for the semester in London. It’s been exciting, terrifying, busy and different than anything I could’ve ever imagined. It’s now...

Active Minds Mizzou is trying to eliminate the stigma that surrounds mental illness. The student-run organization does this by promoting mental health awareness through various events and through peer...