The Abortion-Inducing Drugs Safety Act is a current bill in Missouri seeking to place tight restrictions on abortion-inducing drugs; meaning it could be tougher to obtain a medically induced abortion in...

One week of preparation and 1,700 pounds of sand and soil were devoted to MU graduate student Trudy Rogers-Denham’s "Residuum," an exhibit that broke down the illusive nature of domesticity. The George...

While working toward his master’s degree as a student at MU, Stephen Ball had the opportunity to teach an undergraduate laboratory class. At first the experience was terrifying, but he soon realized...

During the month of April, the Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center will hold events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month in order to provide education about sexual assault and inspire activism,...

On April 4, Gov. Jay Nixon announced an investment of $16.5 million in National Emergency Grant funding to create temporary jobs for workers affected by the severe weather last year, according to a news...

1. One arrested in South Hall Police arrested a freshman Thursday in South Residence Hall, 404 Kentucky Blvd., on suspicion of marijuana possession, according to an MU Police Department arrest report. Officers...

Moving forward with the Legion of Black Collegians presidential elections, slates Relphorde-Grant and Harrington-McGautha are both campaigning for the student government’s top spots. **Harrington-McGautha** Presidential...

**Hundreds attend Women’s Conference** CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON — The Fourth Annual Women’s Conference, a gathering of men and women hosted by U.S. Congressman Ed Royce, took place...

A new initiative from the UM System Board of Curators will fund 56 need-based endowments for students at each of the system's campuses. After Gov. Jay Nixon decided he would release $1.1 million in lottery...