The presidential search committee for the next UM System president began interviewing candidates after listening to public input and building a candidate pool, UM System spokeswoman Jennifer Hollingshead...

Organizations such as the Residence Halls Association are doing their part to educate and bring breast cancer awareness to students and faculty during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. RHA is hosting...

**1. Police make arrest in steam tunnel trespassing** MU Police Department officers were dispatched at 11:38 p.m. Saturday to 501 S. Ninth St. after five unauthorized people entered the steam tunnels...

The best part of college can be the campus experience — a new town to explore, new people to meet and a sense of independence not found at home. But when factors such as employment constrain students,...

In celebration of more than 100,000 safe rides home over 10 years, STRIPES will be sharing some of its own birthday cake with students Tuesday. STRIPES Director Jeri Pautler said the student-run safe...

A group of MU athletes gathered Saturday to promote strong character among Columbia youth. The event, a joint effort between the MU athletics department and community organization The Intersection, gave...

As Aron Ralston stepped onto Jesse Auditorium’s stage Wednesday evening, the eyes of the audience immediately went to his mechanical arm. But as he began to speak, the fact that he was an amputee seemed...

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Download: “Born Alone” & “Capitol City” Jeff Tweedy is still insecure. And confident. And tired. And very possibly schizophrenic. To put it simply, Tweedy is the awkwardly...

**_Weird Era Cont._** / As MOVE Magazine hurdles ever closer to its 10th anniversary, it’s had some rather abrupt and inadvertent blows to the head over the last few weeks. The former MOVE editor, the...