Public colleges and universities in Missouri received welcome news Tuesday when Gov. Jay Nixon submitted an amendment to restore $40 million worth of funding to these institutions. The amendment comes...

People love to hate on Valentine’s Day. Unless you’re shackled into a sappy, expectations-are-way-too-high-anyway relationship, you’ve honestly considered staying in bed all day Feb. 14. Instead...

Lewis Black walked on stage to a smattering of applause Feb. 2 at the Missouri Theatre. Black opened the show by discussing how the media always asked about his agenda and people were always very excited...

The MU Police Department is investigating an armed robbery southwest of Memorial Union. A male student was robbed at gunpoint Thursday at about 1:53 a.m., according to a Clery release. The suspect was...

If you’ve taken a psychology course at any point in your life, you’ve heard about Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. If you can’t quite place them and need a refresher, just think sex and anger. You probably...

An MU student fee increase was approved by the UM System Board of Curators at the Feb. 2 and 3 meetings, despite the fact that no legislation was brought to MSA senate by the Student Fee Review Committee,...

As details of the game start to slowly emerge, my desire to play “The Last of Us” and know everything is quickly and exponentially rising. It’s a conundrum. But from what I do know, “The Last of...

Three words have recently begun to create completely divisive reactions in the world of pop culture. When spoken, these words have the power to elicit the largest of cheers and the loudest of boos. Of...