Today, residents who have jobs in either St. Louis or Kansas City know what a hassle it is to drive to work everyday. Driving is the current option, which takes about two hours, but what if there were...

The first weekend of October usually signals the arrival of awards season. Last year, Oscar-favorite “A Star is Born” arrived in theaters that weekend, and this year, the controversial “Joker”...

MU's Homecoming is widely considered the first in the nation. Historically, though, some groups of students have been left out by the annual celebration. The Legion of Black Collegians is the black student...

Columbia Entertainment Co. has been in operation since 1979. CEC has provided Columbia residents with various theatrical performances and has fostered creativity for those who have taken part in CEC’s...

Before the football game, sophomore Scott Heckman finds himself under a canopy tent on the northside of Faurot Field. Surrounded by fellow MU fans, Heckman participates in a different kind of tailgating,...

Environmental consciousness has always made sense to MU sophomore Rory Butler. Since Butler’s childhood on a 160-acre farm in Barnhart, Missouri, he said he has always appreciated nature and strived...

Dean Baquet felt his decision to publish information about the Ukraine whistleblower’s employment was easy, he told the packed Fisher Auditorium of mostly students on Wednesday. The Pulitzer-winning...

A walk to downtown Columbia proves that students don’t need to sign up to study abroad or go on an Alternative Break to satisfy their exotic appetites. Crossing Elm Street can be a portal to the many...