The Department of Defense named MU’s Nuclear Science and Engineering Institute and Center for Physical and Power Electronics preferred contractors. The new partnership will allow MU to sidestep the...

Across the state, people have struggled with gaining access to not only enough food, but enough of the right food. In the past year and a half, though, Missourians have reaped the benefits of a program...

Just as protesters in Ferguson, Missouri began this week’s first night of peace, Columbians gathered in Speakers Circle for a National Moment of Silence honoring Mike Brown and other victims of police...

The National Science Foundation recently announced a $20 million grant to a multi-institutional research project called "The Missouri Transect: Climate, Plants and Community." The project will look at...

The Mizzou Alumni Association has named MU alunnus and attorney W. Dudley McCarter as its new president. McCarter graduated from the School of Law in 1975 and later went on to co-found [Behr, McCarter...

A recent study involving MU researchers found that wetland sanctuaries, including many Missouri wetlands, are seeing plenty of use from migratory waterfowl. Researchers captured 20 female mallards in...

Humans use only 10 percent of their cranial capacity, and if they were to ever access a larger percent of that potential, crazy things would happen. So says the movie “science” behind the Scarlett...

The first question the founders of The Riveter, a one-year-old longform magazine, are often asked about their creation is: _Why?_ Why, when you can’t read more than 500 words in the paper without seeing...

Athletics and pageants really aren’t all too different. They both require skill, precision, practice and a definite level of competition. Last week, sophomore Brittani Batye channeled the perseverance...

“The Purge: Anarchy” recently hit theaters, bringing the same gruesome and deathly action as its prequel, 2012’s “The Purge.” The premise of “Anarchy” is very similar to that of its predecessor,...