Sickness and death are becoming increasingly common in livestock this summer — a result of the current drought, which has covered almost two-thirds of the continental U.S. and caused nitrate levels in...

As students wrapped up the first week of classes this semester, many freshmen completed their first Freshman Interest Group proseminars. About 2,000 freshmen are enrolled in the FIG program, making it...

On Wednesday, the LGBTQ Resource Center hosted its annual Queer Fall Fling, an event open to new and old club members, LGBTQ community members and allies. LGBTQ Resource Center coordinator Struby Struble...

Tuesday is the day that has been looming on Shakir Hamoodi’s calendar since May. Hamoodi, an Iraqi-born U.S. citizen, will begin a three-year sentence in federal prison for illegally sending money to...

In an effort to promote a healthy culture and responsible management of alcohol within the fraternities, the Interfraternity Council has introduced a new alcohol policy. The policy, which was implemented...

MU Improv kicked off its year on Aug. 22 with its first show. As its audience grows, so does the club, which has drawn a record number of freshman performers interested in being on stage. “It’s grown...

If Rachel Bertsche had started her search for a new best friend in Columbia, I’d have been dying to go on a friend-date with her. Like Bertsche (who chronicled her year-long search in the book “MWF...

A big thing in the American fitness culture lately is getting big results in a small amount of time. Everyone wants those six-pack abs and defined arm muscles in as little time as possible, and the weight-loss...