In response to a city ordinance that permits only city buses to park on Rollins Street, the Missouri Students Association Campus and Community Relations Committee organized a campaign titled “Move that...

Missouri Students Association Senator Young Kwon was selected to replace former Social Justice Committee chairman Payton Head, who announced his resignation during MSA Senate two weeks ago. “Stepping...

To be honest, I never imagined myself describing central Missouri as “a lot like Europe.” But just an hour east of Columbia is Hermann, a historically German town nestled on the Missouri River that...

I’m going to go out on a limb and say I’m a fan of challenging music. Something that takes a few listens to get into is one thing, but something that takes a few listens to even decipher what could...

Normally, people consider bacteria a bad thing, but it could be the key to a new innovative cancer treatment. Cancer usually becomes a threat when it begins to spread throughout the body. MU researchers...

The MU Nutritional Center for Health and the Physical Activity and Wellness Program researchers are collaborating in the fight against obesity. More than a third of U.S. adults are obese, according to...

Julija Šukys describes her books as “dialogues with the dead.” A dramatic phrase, yes, but Šukys, assistant professor of English, has written two creative-nonfiction works that revolve around lives...

Tiger Pantry announced their plans to continue outreach to help members of the MU community through food donations. They recently participated in a fundraiser last week, called Empty Bowls. The fundraiser...

When she was in third grade, Laverne Cox was sent to therapy. She had been fanning herself with a peacock fan, embodying Scarlett O’Hara from “Gone With the Wind.” Her teacher, horrified, warned...

Aaron Carter is all grown up. “(I’m) not 12 years old anymore,” he says emphatically over the phone on a Sunday afternoon. “I’m ready to move on, grow up and progress.” It’s been more than...