Walking down Rollins Street on a humid, overcast Saturday, students were equipped with a multitude of guns: water guns, that is. With Fall Welcome Week and the first week of classes behind them, students...

When we start our cars, it’s commonplace to turn on the radio and hear the same nauseating song by One Direction or LMFAO on repeat. When we turn on the TV, we see Hayden Panettiere splashing her glossy,...

Early in the morning on Aug. 25, runners took off in the second RUN MIZ, a 5K hosted by the Mizzou Black Men’s Initiative. This year saw a 100 percent increase in participation from last year’s event. The...

As MU buildings are remodeled and the campus continues to grow, so do the fire safety measures used to protect students. Shawn McCollom, assistant fire marshal for the Columbia Fire Department, said as...

Instead of the usual three flights per day to the Memphis International Airport, Columbia Regional Airport began its morning flights to Atlanta last spring. Because of the flights’ success rate and...

Columbia’s City Council tabled the Solid Waste Utility’s new plan for automated garbage collection until its next meeting on Sept. 17. The roll cart collection plan would involve a one-time expenditure...

The SoCo Club, Columbia’s oldest alternative bar and club, is moving from its current location on East Nifong Boulevard to South Seventh Street in The District sometime in September. SoCo has catered...

The Blue Fugue is misperceived. It's a hipster hangout to some and a Latin dance club to others. A few folks even say it’s a redneck bar — but that’s simply because they cater to every crowd. With...

Some see Charlie Sheen as the go-to guy for an insane party. Derek Vincent Smith might have something to say about that. As Smith, a Colorado-born producer and DJ, makes his way to the Columbia in the...