Statistics released last week by the Missouri State Auditor revealed Missouri’s educational standings have improved relative to other states and the national average. The statistics showed the state...

The Citizens Police Review Board sat before a sparse crowd Wednesday night to discuss how to maintain a respectful atmosphere at its future meetings. Following the emphatic 90-minute public comment section...

The Residence Halls Association convened for the first time Monday to introduce leaders, vote on a budget and discuss potential projects. Representatives from every hall attended the meeting to share their...

An American Academy of Pediatrics study suggested the rapid scene changes in a popular children's TV series, "SpongeBob Squarepants," are harmful to the development of young children's cognitive abilities. Academy...

When the Weezer Cruise departs from Miami in January, Sleeper Agent will be one of the many alternative rock groups playing onboard. But before the Kentucky band sets sail, it will continue its yearlong...

The Missouri senate was called into special session by Gov. Jay Nixon to rescind, not revise, some of the original language in Senate Bill 54. “Legislature on the senate side wants to change the language,”...

Gov. Jay Nixon’s son was issued a citation Sep. 9 for possession of marijuana. Wilson Nixon, 21, and his friend, Nickolas Morehead, 21, were cited and released on their signature. Officers responded...

Buzzzzzzzzz! It’s 6 a.m. on a Monday morning. You turn off your alarm clock, roll out of bed and stumble toward your closet. Once your eyes are actually open wide enough to see inside, you begin to search...

As MOVE gets ready to turn 10 this spring, one of my, and The Maneater's, main goals for the year was to help MOVE grow into a publication with its own identity. You may have noticed more alternative coverage...