“Rosewater,” Jon Stewart’s directorial debut, tells the story of Maziar Bahari, an Iranian-born journalist living in London and covering the 2009 Iranian elections for Newsweek. The film was based...

A federal judge declared Missouri’s gay marriage ban unconstitutional on Nov. 7. Federal District Judge Ortrie Smith found that the ban violated the 14th Amendment and was therefore void in _Lawson...

When many people think of beauty pageants, they might picture Olive Hoover shaking it to “Super Freak” in “Little Miss Sunshine” or TLC’s “Toddlers & Tiaras” reality show. MU alumna Rebecca...

The Missouri Students Association is trying to pass legislation to raise the minimum GPA requirement of several MSA leadership positions from a cumulative 2.2 to 2.5. Senate Bill 54-15, an act to increase...

The Panhellenic Association held elections for its 2015 executive board on Nov. 9. Six of eight available positions were filled. Re-elections will take place for the positions of Vice President of Recruitment...

Ladies and gents, allow me to reintroduce “Nick Jonas” — the album, and the man. It’s necessary; otherwise, I’m afraid you wouldn’t recognize him. It’s definitely not a bad thing, but through...

Despite recent complaints about public safety in Columbia, voters rejected a property tax increase that would have funded additional jobs in the understaffed Columbia fire and police departments. The...

Nov. 3 marked a day of restoration for New York City and for the nation, particularly those who survived or were affected by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. One World Trade Center, nicknamed...

The Missouri Constitution will look different after the Nov. 4 midterm elections. Amendments 3 and 6 did not pass, while Amendments 2 and 10 did. Amendment 3, the Missouri Teacher Performance Evaluation...