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...

As MU considers plans to renovate Manor House, university officials are still debating whether the building should be remodeled into a new residence hall or remain as an apartment format. Currently, the...

President Richard Nixon signed Title IX into federal law on June 23, 1972, with hopes of finally eliminating “discrimination based on sex in federally funded education programs or activities,” according...

The Missouri Students Association presidential and vice presidential candidates opened up on how they would like to tackle the budget next semester. Each slate addressed how it would approach potential...

If you’re a native of good ol’ CoMo, you have long been aware of the unpredictable weather. However, if you aren’t quite yet accustomed to the uncertainty of Columbia weather, we got your back. Read...