Lunchtime Talent, put on by the Missouri Students Association’s College Music Committee, showcases the talents of student musicians multiple times over the course of each semester. On Sept. 11, the showcase...

If music is the thread that connects us all, then Patchwork Project is the needle sewing Columbia’s local music scene together. And it’s collecting the pieces for its second quilt. Patchwork Project,...

Basically, there are two kinds of people in the world: those who dress well and those who think that dressing well requires too much time and energy. The latter sometimes results in a sea of Nike shorts,...

What more is there to say about a movie currently featuring a solid 2 percent on Rotten Tomatoes? It’s my feeling that “Getaway,” the worst movie of the year (decade? century?), already immortalized...

A program run by MU Extension is helping immigrant farmers in southwest Missouri grow their businesses and establish a life for themselves in America. According to the Center for Rural Affairs website,...

The Historic Preservation Commission and the Downtown Columbia Leadership Council have asked City Council to reject a rezoning request to build CVS Pharmacy. During a meeting Tuesday, the DCLC met with...

In violation of chapter VIII section 8.10 of the Missouri Students Association bylaws, Budget Committee Chairwoman Shelby Catalano was confirmed Wednesday night as one of two Board of Elections Commissioners...

The call for increased wages, fair labor practices and unions today found its way to local establishments, as workers from various fast-food restaurants walked off the job in protest. As employees of...

A registered sex offender was arrested on four counts of statutory sodomy in the first degree Wednesday. Dwayne Robison, 29, made contact with the 13-year-old male victim Saturday at the Wabash Bus Station...

The following investigations are in progress, and the following people were arrested or issued summons, according to police reports. 1. STUDENT ARRESTED FOR ALCOHOL POSSESSION Freshman Bradley Hagen,...

Kirksville’s city council passed an ordinance to add sexual and gender identity to its nondiscrimination policy Aug. 19, by a 3-2 vote. Employers in Kirksville may no longer discriminate against people...