I think it’s time we have a personal chat Mizzou (-ites? –ians?). I have tried to ignore it, I have put it on the back burner, I have tried to get over it, but here is something you just need to know:...

“As an award show, I really think that they should present more awards and have fewer performances. I just got bored after a while because it’s performance after performance.” – Mary Elgin, sophomore...

For many rural Missourians, it appears Congress’ struggle to reduce the federal deficit may have a major impact on their mail services. The United States Postal Service is currently losing billions...

Columbia Imagined, a comprehensive development plan to better Columbia’s sustainability and livability in the future, has entered the third of six phases. Like the other phases, phase three relies exclusively...

If it's a Sunday night, you can bet your bottom dollar I'm looking for a way to put off any homework I might have left to do (all of it). So, _of course_ I was watching the Grammys on Sunday night. The...

Last week, Gov. Jay Nixon proposed $10 million in competitive grants, sponsored by the Community Development Block Grant, for public colleges and Missouri universities to encourage schools to establish...

In an effort to ease students’ troubles when transferring college credit, Sen. David Pearce, R- District 31, and Rep. Mike Thomson, R-Maryville, have introduced bills into the Missouri Senate and House...

The More for Less campaign got a little louder Tuesday. Members of the campaign headed to Jefferson City to personally deliver more than 6,000 letters from students and staff opposing Missouri’s proposed...

As a celebration of fraternities' academic achievement, the MU Fraternity Alumni Consortium awards banners that high-achieving chapters can proudly display outside their houses. The organization recognized...