In the wake of the True/False Film Fest, the directors of "After Tiller" — a film documenting the lives of the few doctors in the country who perform late-term abortions — participated in a panel on...

After a bitterly contested and debated hearing process, Missouri's U.S. senators are on opposite sides of the divide over the newly appointed Secretary of Defense. Former Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., was...

After a governor-approved Medicaid expansion plan failed to pass, a Missouri House Republican unveiled a new “market-based Medicaid” plan Tuesday. Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, sponsored House...

Students had the chance to place themselves in the shoes of people living with food insecurity at the Mortar Board’s Mizzou Hunger Dinner this Wednesday in Memorial Union. The event benefited Tiger...

2003 - David Wilson and Paul Sturtz envision a film event intended to celebrate the new wave of cinematic documentaries. 2004 - Ragtag Cinema, The Blue Note and the Missouri Theatre host the first True/False...

####Three arrested at Wolpers Hall Police arrested two students on drug charges and one student on an alcohol charge shortly before 1 a.m. Tuesday at Wolpers Hall. Police were called to Wolpers Hall...

Jennifer Crocker, social psychology professor at Ohio State University, assured her audience that giving truly is better than receiving Thursday at Jesse Wrench Auditorium. Crocker, an Ohio Eminent Scholar,...

Despite the snow falling from the rooftops, Columbia is in for another hot, dry summer. Tony Lupo, a professor of soil, environmental and atmospheric sciences, is predicting Columbia’s 2013 summer will...

A bill introduced last week in the Missouri House of Representatives would attempt to send state legislators to prison if they attempt to pass stricter gun control. "Any member of the general assembly...

Matt Akins, founder of the watchdog organization Citizens for Justice, will be joining two father-son pairs as a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Columbia Police Department and Boone County Prosecutor...

More than 4,000 Columbia Water and Light costumers were without power Tuesday after the second snowstorm in less than week hit the Columbia area. Power went out at about 5:30 a.m. and was completely restored...