September marks the 16th annual Archaeology Month. As a celebration of the anniversary, the anthropology department will throw Missouri Archaeology Month’s Sweet 16 Party and several other events for...

The Columbia City Council approved a pilot program for the controversial roll-cart system Monday night. The proposed pilot system was met with opposition from several city council members based more on...

####Police find hashish, mushrooms in suspect's apartment A search warrant for 1614 Amelia St., Apt. 3A resulted in the arrest of Ryan C. Leer, 25, and Michael P. Leer, 24, at 11 a.m. Friday. Columbia...

The Residence Halls Association is working to get approval for its budget for the fall semester, which will be voted on and likely approved at the first meeting of RHA Congress next week. The proposed...

A man was arrested Sunday afternoon after breaking into a Columbia home, despite warning the victim via text against alerting the authorities. Douglas Edward Nix Jr., 30, broke into a house in the 700...

Averaging about seven to eight micrometers in diameter, it might seem unfathomable misshapen red blood cells could detrimentally impact a person’s life. But Alantra Neal is living proof they can. “I...

In front of an understated backdrop Sunday, Wilco let the music speak for itself. On a comfortably breezy September evening, Chicago rock group Wilco played to a diverse crowd of plaid-clad hipsters (including...

MU students and St. Louis natives Jasmine Stocking and Alison Turner collaborated Saturday at the SoCo Club to present their fall fashion lines. Doors opened for the “Where Art Meets Fashion” fashion...

Enrollment in MU online courses is up, with a 12 percent increase in the 2011-2012 enrollment from the year prior. Mizzou Online offered 696 courses last year, catering to 3,014 graduate and 6,141 undergraduate...