Negotiations between the City of Columbia and MU concerning Columbia Transit’s budget deficit problems continued through November. The city offered two solutions to eliminate the deficit: cut $1 million...

Do you have trouble buying for other people? Have you given your entire family slippers … for the past five years? Is gifting not your forte? Fear not! MOVE is here to help with this year’s shopping...

Products sold at Emporium and Timeout seem like a good deal: name brands right on campus, a quick snack on your way to class, somewhere to unload leftover meal plan points. But with prices represented...

Sometimes I forget about the magic of cinema. Whole months, seasons and even years can pass without me reveling in or even acknowledging the enchanting capability held by the medium. I don’t know what...

Aspen Heights will move ahead with plans to construct luxury student housing after the Columbia City Council voted in favor of rezoning the area last week on Nov. 21. Aspen Heights currently has housing...

Finally, the holiday season is upon us. Technically, it’s still just under a month away, but TV commercials and radio jingles have been singing songs of winter cheer for the past few weeks. At this point,...

After three years of planning and rewriting drafts, a new task force on the MU campus has until March 31 to come up with a plan to help students graduate in three years. The plan is a part of One Mizzou:...

On Nov. 17, a student housing consulting firm launched a survey at MU to learn about students' housing needs and preferences.   With approximately 33,000 students enrolled in MU this year, only 800 of...

Five armed robberies took place in Columbia since the day before Thanksgiving, according to the Columbia Police Department. “We see an increase in robberies around this time due to the holidays,”...