MU researchers developed a new nanoparticle that serves as a harness for radiation therapy and could potentially be used to more effectively treat cancer. MU professor J. David Robertson and graduate...

The Missouri Students Association will create its Student Conduct Committee review group soon. Currently, Senate Speaker Jake Sloan is creating a date for the first meeting. The group was initially proposed...

After being away from City Council for a little more than a year, Laura Nauser won the Fifth Ward seat in a special election Tuesday. Former councilwoman Helen Anthony vacated the seat Nov. 30 so she...

Due to mounting financial pressure, the U.S. Postal Service announced on Wednesday it will discontinue Saturday mail delivery. The move, which is expected to save approximately $2 billion annually, will...

Senate Bill 20, introduced jointly with SB15 and SB19, made its way to the Missouri House as the first piece of legislation to receive Missouri Senate approval in the 2013 legislative session. If passed,...

Two men called the Columbia Police Department early Wednesday morning after the prostitutes they hired robbed them, according to a CPD news release. Police were dispatched to room 109 at the Econo Lodge...

Former MSA Vice President Helena Kooi sat in the Center for Student Involvement writing a paper for one of her classes when she saw her name on the list of Mizzou 39 on Feb. 4. The 39, selected annually...

Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., re-introduced bipartisan legislation that would permanently ban earmark spending in Congress. The Earmark Elimination Act of 2013, which is co-sponsored by Sen. Pat Toomey,...

At lunchtime on Tuesday, about thirty MU students gathered in the Women’s Center for an event called, “What’s in the Name?” The event covered the issue of marital naming practices and its effects...