I can’t believe we lost another comedian less than a month after the death of Robin Williams. Joan Rivers died on Sept. 4 after being placed on life support following a procedure during which she suffered...

In the past decade, television shows have become increasingly serialized. This shift from episodic formats has lent an air of epic storytelling to many television shows. In 2004, ABC took a huge risk...

Since switching to Google surveys [on June 23](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/6/6/missourian-finds-new-way-monetize-website/) instead of a 24-hour paywall, the Columbia Missourian has found the...

Stress is so common in collegiate culture that, just like expensive textbooks, it’s guaranteed. There’s healthy stress, the kind that keeps you motivated and helps you get things done, but there’s...

For four years, You in Mizzou has brought students and faculty together to have creative dialogues that give students the opportunity to communicate with each other about different topics. Started by...

The ridesharing company Uber may expand their services into Columbia. The company has yet to contact city officials about expansion and might encounter difficulties in licensing their vehicles. Uber is...

The Missouri Students Association worked with the Columbia City Council on the city’s bus system revamp to improve transit for MU students. COMO Connect, the rebranding of Columbia Transit, has already...

The chimp champ. The ape aristocrat. A speaking savant for scientific society. Alliteration aside, Dr. Jane Goodall is kind of a big deal, and she’s coming to speak at MU. On Sept. 17, Goodall will...

Budget shortfalls have required the city to reconsider some programs recently, such as the downtown meters and the trash bag program. As long as the city has had trash pick up, it has provided black trash...

“Sleeping with Hitler,” an original play by doctoral student Aaron Scully, will premiere at the 12th annual Life and Literature Performance Series. The series will feature four different acts and...