Venture Out held its grand opening of the Odyssey, a new obstacle course at its facility, Tuesday. Venture Out has undergone many changes in the last 13 years, Department of Student Life Assistant Director...

Will they get together? Or won’t they? Those are the simple questions surrounding the classic TV trope of will-they-or-won’t-they couples. It’s all about the anticipation, the sexual tension, the...

Sometimes you take a nap, wake up and feel like a million dollars. You feel energized, alert and ready to take on any and all challenges that come in front of you. Sometimes, when you wake up from a nap,...

You may be tempted to skip “Prisoners” if you’ve seen the similarly-themed mess “Law-Abiding Citizen.” But don’t be deceived by this movie’s potentially cliché premise and definitely cliché...

**State Representative weighs possibility of marijuana reform** Two Missouri democratic legislators were in Columbia on Sept. 19 attending a forum discussing the possibility of reforming Missouri laws...

Experts from the fields of agriculture, animal welfare and biotechnology gathered for two panel discussions Thursday as part of the Food Dialogues, hosted by Missouri Farmers Care and the U.S Farmers and...

The Wellness Resource Center is leading an effort to make selecting off-campus housing an easier process. The Missouri Students Association, led by Sen. Christopher Kemp, has been collaborating with the...

The Triangle Coalition partnered with the Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center to co-sponsor an event to educate students on domestic violence within the LGBT community Wednesday night. Domestic...

Truman’s Closet, launching Oct. 1, selected its first executive board. The executive board, consisting of six students led by [recently appointed Coordinator Kathleen Kowalsky](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2013/8/28/kathleen-kowalsky-head-trumans-closet/),...

Brothers Dustin and Austin Stanton have developed the largest free-range chicken operation in the country, Stanton Brothers Eggs. Dustin, a junior, said he began the business in 1999 when his first grade...