The Residence Halls Association will host a joint session with the Missouri Students Association, Graduate Professional Council, Legion of Black Collegians and Four Front the Monday following spring break. The...

The rates of heavy and binge drinking in Missouri were both higher than the national average in 2010, but alcohol arrests continue to decline. Stringent state and city laws are among the reasons cited...

Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., along with Sen. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., unveiled the “Export Promotion Act of 2012” in the Senate last week, a bipartisan bill that they hope will increase American export production...

March Madness is officially underway in every sense of the phrase. This is the time of year when my academic performance suffers considerably and my caffeine intake increases threefold. My room starts...

Working with the MU Truman School of Public Affairs, the City of Columbia recently distributed a survey to assess rental property information in Columbia. “This project is in fulfillment of our capstone...

I don’t sleep anymore. I barely eat. While in class, my head is constantly down and I can barely mutter a word. All I can do is draw. Yep, just like everybody else in the world, I have quite the obsession...

MU professors are in the process of building an interdisciplinary narrative storytelling program for students interested in the emerging field, which centers around technological skill and creativity....

On the surface, Color-My-I might seem like a typical phone repair company, but its mission is to reach beyond the usual corporate divide between customer and salesman. After repairing his colleague's iPhone...