The College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources has named their newly renovated plant studies lab after the first African American teacher at MU: Henry Kirklin. Chris Campbell, the director of...

By Ryan Wilson From school trips across the country to the dreading fear of college decisions, “To All the Boys: Always and Forever” ties the beloved series together while trying to capture the changes...

It only took a day or so for most MU students living in Residential Life housing to turn in their negative COVID-19 tests and receive approval. For sophomore Evan Dobson, it took two weeks, two submissions,...

Researchers at MU are analyzing sewage samples across the state to detect remnants of the virus that causes COVID-19. The findings from this research are used for the state’s Public Health Dashboard,...

By Anna Kochman It’s unsettling to watch Maddie Ziegler, a neurotypical, non-disabled performer, contort her face and limbs in a mockery of a disability. But that’s the opening scene of the controversial...

By Emma Lingo The Republican Party did not come out on top in the 2020 general elections. After losing the presidency and Senate majority, the party is organizing for midterms and the next 2024 presidential...

By Elise Mulligan Netflix seems to have quite an obsession with producing true-crime specials and television shows. The latest addition to the collection, “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel,”...

The Office of Undergraduate Research is hosting educational online workshops throughout the spring semester for MU undergraduates. Undergraduate Research offers both broad workshops that teach the basics...

The Creative Writing Club — affectionately called CoW Club by its members — meets online every other Wednesday to work on independent writing, learn new skills and connect with other writers. CoW...

By Dominique Hodge The most recent episode of “The New York Times Presents,'' titled “Framing Britney Spears” highlights the concerns of the #FreeBritney movement and what led to the star’s controversial...

The Mizzou Mock Trial Association took second place at the Regional Tournament Feb. 7. Mack Newton, vice president of the team and co-captain of the Gold Team, led his team to a top-three finish, securing...

Due to the decrease in COVID-19 cases and new research that reveals how the virus is spread through singing, choirs at MU are expanding their ensembles to hold up to 28 members for the 2021 spring 2021...