The Life & Literature Performance Series was born from Professor Heather Carver’s idea of bringing intimate classroom-style performances to a theater. This year’s free show, the 11th in the annual...

The Asian American Association held its first general body meeting Thursday night. AAA Programming Chairman Danny Poon discussed upcoming events such as visiting Habitat for Humanity next Saturday. An...

A tax cut bill that could have led to cuts in higher education funding fell short of receiving the votes needed to override Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto. The House of Representatives voted 94 to 60 in favor...

President Barack Obama unveiled a new plan, which calls for a revamped college ratings system, to make college more affordable. A rating scorecard, which Obama wants in place by the 2015 school year,...

Members of Mayor Bob McDavid’s Anti-Violence Task Force are calling for a stronger relationship between Columbia police and the city’s youth. “The police need to know them as individuals and treat...

The Panhellenic Association brought in speaker Bree Swartz from Girls Fight Back to give a presentation to help empower sorority women Wednesday night in Jesse Auditorium. Girls Fight Back is on a tour...

Students took part in a roundtable discussion Thursday as a part of the One Mizzou Week activities. The roundtable discussion was held in the Women’s Center and featured eight students from different...

MU is slated to receive more funding if the General Assembly does not override Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of a controversial tax cut bill. The School of Medicine and College of Veterinary Medicine will receive...

The MU Quality Elementary Science Teaching program recently received a $2.6 million grant from the National Science Foundation, one of the nation’s largest funders of scientific research. The funding...