Yellowcard recently made a comeback with its first album since 2012 with all new songs, full of awkward forays into new and different sounds. The experiment begins with "Convocation,” a folksy orchestral...

At 3 a.m. on a summer night last year, three newborns in a house near Charlotte, North Carolina, just would not stop crying. It was their father’s turn to get them to quiet down, and he was struggling....

On Oct. 13, Queer People Of Color held a discussion and lecture night to kick off 2014 Coming Out Week at MU. The lecture, Loving the Skin that You’re In, encouraged students to claim their identity...

In a musical world filled to the brim with ambiguous sub-genres and off-brand sounds, it isn’t every day that an artist is able to melt together three completely different genres and weld the final product...

In 2007, professor Anthony Glise began the classical guitar program in the MU School of Music. Seven years later, he’s taking the program to Chartres, France, in the school’s first faculty-led international...

A couple weeks ago, I wrote a column that talked about grammar and communication online. In it, I briefly mentioned GIFs as the Internet’s favorite form of visual communication — or, at least, my favorite...

It’s true: Seoul Taco will soon be joining the ranks of Columbia’s beloved downtown. The Korean-Mexican food-truck-turned-restaurant is slated to open downtown sometime before the spring semester. Established...

The Missouri Students Association’s [“Enough is Enough”](http://msa.missouri.edu/enoughisenough/) campaign video has surpassed 60,000 views and more than 550 students have pledged to be active against...

The Asian American Association addressed the issue of mental health for college students at their general body meeting Oct. 9. In a 2012 survey from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 6.9...