The Grammys have the wonderful power and pleasure of being, simultaneously, America’s most and least relevant music award show. Despite the fact that the voters appear to be out of touch — though in...

Teach for America at Mizzou recruiter Candace Potter opened a dinner and discussion about the lack of science, technology, engineering and math — known as STEM — skills in grade school education Tuesday...

Retired military psychologist Larry James, whose candidacy for an MU position has been the subject of controversy, spoke and answered questions from the audience at an open forum Tuesday, Feb. 5 in the...

MU will be hosting the 2014 Southeastern Conference Exchange next January. Having attended the event for the past two years, 2014 will be only the third time the university has been part of the exchange. The...

####CPD busts marijuana growing operation#### Columbia Police Department, in conjunction with the MUSTANG Drug Task Force, made a drug-related arrest at 4:56 p.m. Friday at 4809 Rice Road. Officers found...

While politicians in Jefferson City discuss how to delegate funding and resources for public higher education, MU has its own grassroots advocacy coalition lobbying to steer the results in the best interest...

The Associated Students of the University of Missouri registered more than 5,000 students in the fall semester to vote and plans to continue this work in the spring semester. With events such as “Let...

MU Curator’s psychology professor David Geary published a study Jan. 30 about how certain mathematical skills learned before or during the first grade can affect how well people might perform certain...