The National Day on Writing was established to appreciate writing and help people learn from the writing of others. To celebrate, MU's Campus Writing Program set up shop on Lowry Mall to encourage students...
About one in four women will face violence in a relationship, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Working with the MU Counseling Center, the MU Relationship and Sexual Violence...
Faculty Council continued discussions on the proposed diversity course requirement and heard a report from the Missouri Association of Faculty Senates at its meeting Thursday.
Faculty Council Chairman...
The Multicultural Center hosted an educational event about Islam on Tuesday evening, featuring a presentation about the religion and a social aspect. The event was part of the “Religious Discovery Series.”
The...
1. Golf cart valued at more than $3,000 missing
MU Police Department is investigating the weekend theft of a university-owned golf cart outside Memorial Union.
MUPD Capt. Scott Richardson said the golf...
It’s a love-hate relationship kind of thing. Everything begins wonderfully, all smiles and happiness. Out of nowhere, BAM, everyone dies a horrible death and you’re left sitting in bed crying all night...
In the middle of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Women’s Center Adviser Suzy Day stood in front of a crowd of about 30 and presented the facts about awareness. The rest was up to the audience.
“It’s...
The UM System Board of Curators approved a new retirement plan and an athletic training degree during day one of a meeting at UM-Kansas City on Thursday.
Other topics discussed at the meeting include...
Students take advantage of unlimited meals
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - All the food you want. That’s the reality for students who are on new campus meal plans this semester.
At the beginning of the semester,...
The Trulaske College of Business announced a new program that will allow working professionals to gain their MBA: the executive MBA program.
The program is made up of 75 percent online classes and 25...
Beneath a cold drizzle and booms of thunder Tuesday afternoon, a woman stood outside of Columbia’s City Hall wrapped in a red, checkered blanket. Her hood was up, a neon green bandana with the words...
This is the second part in a series looking at the Missouri Students Association presidential slates and their platform positions. This article focuses on the candidates’ positions on diversity.
**Billingsley-Kooi**
Before...
