In the past, multi-instrumentalist genius Andrew Bird has recorded songs that have had sheer layers and layers of sounds, with violin strings on top of guitar strings on top of dense percussion claps,...

David Finch, author of New York Times bestseller "The Journal of Best Practices," spoke March 5 in Fisher Auditorium about the struggles of living with Asperger syndrome. The presentation, which was part...

Three bills aiming to appoint a student member to the UM System Board of Curators failed in the House last week. A similar Senate bill is still active and mirrors the three House bills, which would require...

Gov. Jay Nixon declared 18 counties to be in a state of emergency Feb. 29, after tornadoes, hail, high winds and heavy rain tore through Missouri, according to a news release. “I woke up to, and I know...

A female victim was sexually assaulted at 3:50 p.m. Friday while walking to her car in lot SG4 near the Hearnes Center. “We have had other exposure incidences that’s during the daytime, so it’s...

The Tony-award-winning musical "In the Heights" danced its way to Jesse Hall on Wednesday as part of the MU Concert Series. Performed by the North American Tour Cast, the musical brought the urban backdrop...

Poets at the 16th Annual Women’s Poetry Night shared poems about Italian getaways, Boy Scouts, astronomy conferences in Nebraska and the importance of recycling Hershey’s Kisses wrappers. The MU’s...

Leisha Ritter was known for her rope-like, signature braid. The brunette would wind her wavy locks into the style for both bad hair days and classy events. It was a staple of her style. It was also a...

The Residence Halls Association is no longer bidding for the 2013 National Association of College and University Residence Halls Conference. “NACURH is considered to be the largest student run organization...