Mizzou Black Men’s Initiative will sponsor a Freshman Interest Group next year for black, male students. Nathan Stephens, the senior coordinator of the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center, will lead the...

The True/False Film Festival officially began its festivities Thursday night with a screening of "Undefeated," but the excitement was building before the festival even started. Award-winning filmmaker...

The Residence Halls Association, in collaboration with Campus Dining Services, hosted an Iron Chef competition in the MU Student Center on Wednesday night. The competition was one of the many events occurring...

The True/False Film Fest will take off in only a few hours, and the buzz has already swept the town of Columbia with fervor. On Wednesday, at the Columbia Public Library, award-winning filmmaker Robert...

For the past eight years, thousands of film lovers have descended on Columbia and participated in a weekend of live music, zero sleep and truly exceptional films during the True/False Film Fest. This...

"Some Nights" is the sophomore album from indie-pop band Fun. The band is made up of Nate Ruess, former vocalist of The Format, Jack Antonoff of Steel Train on guitar and trumpet and Andrew Dost of Anathello...

At the Faculty Council meeting last week, chairman Harry Tyrer asked faculty to look for subtle implications of issues created by classroom capacity limitations. “The Faculty Council wants to know if...

Local civil rights leader Eliot Battle sat with his hands folded in his lap in the first row of Bush Auditorium at MU and awaited to see the documentary that tells the story of his continuous fight in...

A new House bill being brought forth by Rep. Penny Hubbard, D-District 58, seeks to repeal the death penalty in Missouri as well as allow re-sentencing for all inmates currently on death row in the state. The...