Members of the Columbia Police Department fear that current conditions might lead to injuries or death, according to an independent review of the police department. The city of Columbia called for the...

“The Legend of Zelda” franchise has accompanied gamers through the early years of video games, starting its debut on the Nintendo Entertainment System with “The Legend of Zelda” and making its...

"Kony 2012," a short film produced and shot by Invisible Children, has flooded Facebook and Twitter feeds during the past few days, shining light on the issue of child soldiers in Uganda. The 27-minute...

Following a successful live streaming of Technology, Entertainment, Design Full Spectrum, the TEDxMU organizing team is bringing 11 speakers from around the world to MU on Saturday, April 14. The first...

He said it was always the same thing. Every Thursday night, for three hours, second-year medical student John Cummins would go to a gay man’s bathhouse and wait in an office with a partner. As volunteers,...

Thursday marked the beginning of Women’s History Month 2012, beginning a full calendar of MU events designed to highlight modern women’s accomplishments and issues during the next four weeks. Among...

Legislation currently working its way through both the Missouri Senate and House of Representatives seeks to deal with landlord and tenant responsibilities in the wake of rising bedbug infestations. Reported...

Following Homecoming and Rockin' Against Multiple Sclerosis fundraising efforts, the Greek Life community collaborates one last time each year for Greek Week. Greek Week hosts events, service projects...

World-renowned electric violin player Tracy Silverman taught the children of the Missouri Youth Orchestra ‘How to Jam’ on Saturday morning in Waters Auditorium. The children of the Missouri Youth...