After a minimum wage hike to $7.50 an hour went into effect in January, the Missouri House is considering legislation that could raise the state minimum to $10 an hour. Rep. Jamilah Nasheed, D-St. Louis,...

Missouri Students Association Vice President Kelsey Haberberger has until Friday to complete the first draft of the MSA budget before it is presented in front of the the Senate in March. Since Monday,...

Every year, the Mizzou Alumni Association selects members of the graduating class as the Mizzou ’39, a title associated with the top-achieving seniors of the university. The “39” in the Mizzou ’39...

Senior Luke Landolt saw the effects of multiple sclerosis on a daily basis. His mother bore the inflammatory disease, so he saw the challenges it forced and, in turn, he wanted to help her at home in...

The 13th annual MU Vagina Monologues was performed for a packed crowd Saturday in Jesse Auditorium. Junior Molly Gaia was one of three performers in “My Angry Vagina,” a monologue expressing the anger...

Documentary films depend on the willingness of people to allow the sharing of their stories and ideas on screen. But as a type of journalism, documentary films are generally also subject to an ethical...

Delta Xi Nu, a multicultural sorority based out of Texas, was recently chartered at MU in January. The sorority began at Texas A&M, when five women decided they wanted to have a sorority that was accepting...

For every attendee’s experience at the True/False Film Fest, one thing stands out plainly: the films. Seems like an obvious statement, right? Believe it or not, there are numerous aspects that make...

Representatives from Aspen Heights, other student housing complexes, MU, law enforcement and the community convened Tuesday to discuss what Aspen Heights President Greg Vestri called Columbia’s “pervasive...