Nine thefts involving catalytic converters were reported to the MU Police Department between Sept. 5 and 12.
Eight of those thefts reportedly took place at University Lot CG-1, which is located at the...
Gray, gloomy skies proved to be no obstacle for the wave of pink that overwhelmed Mizzou Sports Park on Sunday morning.
Hosted by the Komen Mid-Missouri Affiliate, the second annual Race for the Cure...
A military dog and his handler were awarded the first Combat Canine award at the Exercise Tiger Foundations’ banquet Friday night.
The recipients, a six-year-old German Shepherd named Filo and his handler,...
Prayer at Mizzou hosted its first 12-hour Pray Without Ceasing event Saturday in the old Artisan building downtown.
Senior and Prayer at Mizzou member Courtney Cain said the group has been fully functional...
A large crowd gathered in The Shack on Thursday for the first “Third Thursday: Poetry In the Park” event of the school year.
The reading, organized by the Black Programming Committee, was moved this...
The College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources' Hotel and Restaurant Management program has changed its name to "Hospitality Management," but the faculty has remained the same.
The program was...
The trial for former MU tailback Derrick Washington, who is charged with sexual assault, begins Tuesday.
Washington’s legal troubles started in June 2010, when a former tutor placed a protection order...
Since 2006, there has been a 20 percent increase in the amount of college degree holders who have filed for bankruptcy.
Those who hold advanced degrees, such as masters or doctorate degrees, have also...
Disc jockeys are typically seen as the guys who stand on stage spinning turntables and playing what the crowd wants, but freshman Josh Fagin puts a different spin on crowd pleasing.
Instead of playing...
A higher education task force determined new state standards of what it means to be college-ready that will apply to all state colleges and universities.
These standards were recently set by the task...
Last year on a November day under the spell of cold and rain, passersby turned their attention to what was taking place on the quad. A group of students — almost 35 of them — were running around in...
President Barack Obama is turning to his original supporters in his 2008 campaign — America’s young people — to garner support for his American Jobs Act.
The American Jobs Act would potentially...
