Dr. Salamishah Tillet, assistant professor of English at the University of Pennsylvania, spoke about her book "Sites of Slavery: Citizenship and Racial Democracy in the Post-Civil Rights Imagination" on...

Nine photographs from the world-renowned “Songs of My People” exhibit are on display in Ellis Library in honor of Black History Month. The exhibit, which includes work by more than 50 black photojournalists...

The Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center hosted its Spring 2013 Green Dot Conference on Saturday to help instruct students on actively preventing power-based personal violence. Power-based...

In response to December’s Newtown, Conn., shooting, Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., is co-sponsoring three pieces of legislation aimed at improving diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses. Blunt introduced...

Parking meters in Columbia are slowly transitioning to allow citizens to pay with credit cards, smart phones or coins. “They will be a convenience factor for the public,” City Councilman Gary Kespohl...

Coal Free Mizzou joined the social network site Pinterest last week as a way to promote the organization and energy awareness. “We’re trying to use social media more effectively this semester to not...

Missouri lawmakers proposed a decade-long one-cent sales tax increase to fund state transportation projects on Feb. 4. Rudy Farber, chairman of the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, originally...

A syllabus: intellectual property or public document? This is the main question in a lawsuit between the UM System Board of Curators and a nonprofit organization, the National Council on Teacher Quality. “It...