Pablo Mendoza was always working inside the Multicultural Center. He was there leading diversity seminars. He was there advising diversity organizations. He was there advancing diversity initiatives. He...

For incoming freshmen, the Student Activities Mart is a one-stop shop for all things concerning student life. With a total of 700 student organizations at MU, only a few have the opportunity to be promoted...

Jones, Lathrop and Laws residence halls will be torn down and replaced by five new ones in the coming years. These renovations are part of the Dobbs Replacement Project, meant to provide more residential...

Even though I’m still folding kusudama for my bridesmaids’ bouquets, I decided to start on a new project for the sake of time. Since my fiancé and I haven’t set a date for the wedding yet, I’m...

Most professors will have made their way back to campus come fall but not Patricia Schnitzer, associate professor at the Sinclair School of Nursing. Schnitzer will travel to Hyattsville, Md., for the 2013...

When Chancellor Brady Deaton announced his retirement in June, he subsequently unveiled a plan at the June 15 Board of Curators meeting to head the new Brady and Anne Deaton Institute for University Leadership...

Recently, I took a road trip to the most exciting city on earth: Kansas City, Mo. And by “exciting,” I mean “incredibly average." There were lots of fountains and some cool buildings, but it was...

This season's films probably won't be up for any Oscars, but that doesn't make them any less enjoyable. From lovable monsters to the kind that take over the planet, this summer's flicks offers plenty of...

Missouri lawmakers received more than $730,000 in gifts from lobbyists during the 2013 legislative session, according to the St. Louis Public Radio [“By the numbers: lobbying in Missouri”](http://news.stlpublicradio.org/topic/numbers-lobbying-missouri)...