The scene at the Wellness Resource Center’s housing fair in February was similar to that of a busy street market. But instead of enticing passersby with food and clothes, eager vendors hawked granite...

Plans by the Missouri Students Association President Nick Droege to create an emergency loan program were put on hold after he discovered MU already offers long-term loans. Instead, Droege now wants to...

Tigers Against Partisan Politics launched a letter-writing initiative to local representatives and posed questions on gun control during its meeting Monday. TAPP started the meeting by showing a video...

“The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” has a nice story. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what it is: a nice story. Funny, not hilarious. Heartwarming but predictable. Burt Wonderstone and Anton Marvelton...

It took four years to record a new album, but now the legends are back. In Bon Jovi’s 12th studio album, _What About Now_, encouraging anthems stress that no matter how bad things are, if we steadfastly...

The Residence Halls Association Operations Committee voted on and approved two bills Monday evening. The bills will create guidelines for the funding of the five $1,000 scholarships the organization has...

David Bowie’s album _The Next Day_ is his first in ten years. However, his reappearance in the music scene isn't entirely warranted. I won’t say that the album was terrible, because it wasn’t, but...

MU played host to a public meeting of the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development on Friday. In the meeting, titled “Globalization of agriculture and food research, teaching and engagement...

The soothing, saxophonic melody of pianist Thelonius Monk’s “Round Midnight” and the spoken, heartfelt poetry of world-renowned poet Michael S. Harper reverberated off the walls of the Missouri United...