"Hamlet," the quintessential Shakespearean tragedy, came to a close after two weekends of performance at the Rhynsburger Theatre. Any comment on the universal appeal of "Hamlet" would be an understatement....

On April 24, The Shack played host to the "Mightier than the Sword" Poetry Slam, put on by the INDIE P.O.E.T.S. and the Missouri Union Arts Council. Devin Chavers, who is also the current president of...

With 15 different concerts over the span of five weeks, the Missouri Symphony Society will hold its annual “Hot Summer Nights” festival in Columbia this summer. The theme of the series is “Sizzlin’...

A fire in the loading dock on the east side of the MU Student Center forced the entire building to evacuate Monday night. MU spokesman Christian Basi said the fire did not originate inside the student...

As Autism Awareness Month draws to a close, freshman Alyssa Weeks and sophomore Jennifer Bennett are looking to the future of autism awareness on campus. Weeks started Autism Speaks U at Mizzou last October,...

1. CPD arrests man on burglary, weapons charges Dennis C. Whitehead was arrested at 9:23 p.m. Thursday after the Columbia Police Department was notified of a burglary at the 2900 block of Northland Drive....

Sports editor Nate Atkins and staff member Lizzie Johnson were each awarded a $1,000 scholarship by The Maneater scholarship selection committee. This was the first time the committee awarded two scholarships...

Following heavy public backlash toward Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, several major corporations have severed ties with the under-the-radar non-profit the American Legislative Exchange Council. In...