Black History Month began Feb. 1, and with it came a large number of events. One event, titled “Rediscovering the Civil Rights History of Missouri and Columbia,” took place Thursday. Historians, professors...

Missouri, the first state in the nation to enact a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, will face a lawsuit from eight legally-wed, same-sex couples suing for the recognition of their marriages...

The month of February has recently been deemed American Heart Month to raise awareness of heart disease in the country. MU Health Care is celebrating this month in a few ways this year. Exterior lighting...

Columbia’s most recent unemployment statistics — 3.7 percent for December 2013 — rank among the lowest in the nation. The 3.7 percent rate, the same as November 2013, is 17th-lowest in the nation....

Walking by the Craft Studio, it’s hard not to stop and stare. Behind the wall of glass stands a white walled art gallery featuring dozens of intricate 1-by-1-foot squares. The most recent installations...

Columbia’s cold weather in recent weeks has kept some residents pushing up their thermostats. In response to residents’ high utility payments and concerns about insulation issues, one student housing...

For bands, change can lead to positive stylistic innovation, or a downward spiraling that leaves band chemistry incinerated. Even after a Jack & Meg White-esque relationship breakup between the two members...

Ten o’clock in the morning on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014, likely had little to no significance for the majority of students on campus. For most, they awoke with mild anguish at the fact that school was...

I’m just going to come out and say it: I enjoy tribute bands. There. Now that that’s out of the way, I’m going to explain why I have these said feelings for this said form of musical entertainment....