A new sorority at MU is a little different than one might expect. Tau Lambda, “tau” being the Greek letter for “life” and “lambda” being the letter for “queer," is a new sorority targeted...

A group of people gathers around the TV set, their eyes glued to the screen. They cheer, they gasp and they drop their jaws in awe as they watch the delivery of an almost-perfect leap. No, they’re not...

####Man runs from motel, pulls gun on pursuer Billy Joel Grout, 26, was arrested Friday when police found him at 1:09 a.m. at 2518 Business Loop 70. An officer responded to an assault at the same address...

When the Thompson Center first opened its doors, no one knew it would grow to become one of the premier neurodevelopmental disorder research facilities in the country, or the largest center specializing...

Recent MU graduate Belal Al-Rawi, a cartoonist for The Maneater last year, has a surprisingly wide range of interests. When he’s not drawing comics about his four years of college adventures, he works...

The National Science Foundation recently awarded MU economist Christopher Otrok a $70,600 grant for a research project. Ortok is in the process of developing a model that would be able to forecast how...

The remarks of Rep. Todd Akin, R-Mo., the Republican challenger of Democratic incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., regarding “legitimate rape” on the St. Louis news program “The Jaco Report”...

In July 2006, Columbia adopted the U.S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement, which called for a 7 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2012. Unfortunately, an Aug. 6 report by the city found...

Tiger Trolley Tours will open its services to visitors and Columbia natives on Wednesday, Aug. 22, with a ribbon ceremony at the Chamber of Commerce, followed by tours to those in attendance. The tours,...