1. Student finds drugs, ID in forgotten purse A purse on a bench outside Laws Hall containing marijuana, drug paraphernalia and three Vyvanse pills led to an arrest Thursday night. MU Police responded...

Unsurprisingly, “What’s Your Number?” adds up to nothing more than another recycled, predictable romantic comedy. As I watched the main character count her number of hookups, I couldn’t help but...

A researcher at MU has found that propranolol, a drug commonly prescribed for high blood pressure and anxiety, might help adolescents and adults with autism improve their language skills and social interactions. David...

Drug violations are on the rise, according to the MU Police Department’s annual Campus Crime and Fire Safety report for 2010. There were 98 drug law violations reported to MUPD in 2008. That number...

Although they might not be meant to be separate, there are two homecomings at MU. The Alumni Association hosts one Homecoming celebration, and the Legion of Black Collegians and the Gaines/Oldham Black...

Secret memo justifies killing U.S. citizen Awlaki CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY — According to The New York Times, the killing of Anwar-al-Awlaki, an American citizen and Muslim cleric, was justified...

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer Resource Center is celebrating “coming out” with a week of events aimed at highlighting the challenges and rewards of coming out. The Resource Center...

The City Council of Columbia recently approved an ordinance between the city and the county for the installation and maintenance of a new 911 dispatch center. In an emergency, personnel currently use...

After sweating it out during a good workout, MU Student Recreation Complex users can head to the BAR to refuel with energy bars, protein shakes and, its newest offering, Pepsi products. Although bottles...