MU’s Interactive Theatre Troupe spent October performing its Breast Cancer Dialogues in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month. The troupe hopes to continue performing the three dialogues for the duration...

Hollywood has been taking an annoying liking to playing it safe. Indicative of this is the fact that a handful of box office hits in the past year have been either a retelling of a true story (“Captain...

If you’ve ever spoken with me, you know that I can’t finish a conversation without at least one TV show reference. For example, someone was telling me the other day about their meager college-kid...

The coming and going of Halloween means fall is officially here, and while I’m not exactly a big fan of leaf piles, 40-degree days and PSLs, I do hold a strong fondness for typical fall foods. Summer...

The past weeks have been filled to the brim with midterms, final projects and seasonal allergies. All of this sneezing and studying led me to a simple conclusion: I needed to do something drastic to maintain...

The adventure of Major-Paterson’s run for Missouri Students Association president and vice president has come to an end. The Board of Elections Commissioners notified juniors Taylor Major and Dan Paterson...

Let it be known that I wasn’t always the ridiculously cool, super endearing and infinitely humble person I am today. I was once way too hyper, way too eager and way too into Pokémon. I’ve written...

When Columbia dentist and doctor Tim Coyle stood to ask the gallery at Monday’s city council meeting whether they enjoyed going to get cavities filled, the response was a resounding “no.” However,...

A complaint was filed against the Schara-Haberberger campaign Nov. 1, indicating that the slate violated a Board of Elections Commissioners regulation. The regulation in question prohibits candidates...