MU’s Women’s Center collaborated with the Craft Studio on Thursday to host a segment of its Ms. Zou series called Sustainable Fashion. The goal of the event was to educate attendees on ways to “greenify”...

The School of Journalism is pitching a new project to help cultivate technological knowledge in students, especially younger ones, next week. The project, code-named “Tech Farm League,” aims to bring...

Missouri Students Association President Eric Woods is making it a priority to change the way MSA communicates with MU students this semester. Woods said he wants to move away from the idea that students...

SWIPES Make A Difference, a program that allows students to donate food and non-perishable items to various charitable organizations in Columbia, is preparing to adjust to the campus-wide switch from weekly...

I was in sixth grade on Sept. 11, 2001. In the morning, I remember being left in our classrooms while some of the teachers talked outside in the hallway. A few of them were crying, but my classmates and...

Anonymous web tipline helps keep campus safe UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON — Administration has been getting a little help in addressing student’s concerns about issues on campus from an online reporting...

I was in my fourth grade science class at my Catholic elementary school, and our teacher, Sister Catherine, wouldn’t tell us exactly what had happened at first, just that something terrible had happened...

Linn State Technical College is preparing to implement a new drug-screening program to test all students for a variety of drugs, ranging from prescription pills to hallucinogens. Created with the intent...

Some political science professors have come to the conclusion that though the United States might now be more prepared to handle familiar terrorist attacks in large areas, the country should still be concerned...

“I was in my fourth grade class during the events of Sept. 11. I mainly remember my teacher crying after getting a phone call with the news. I feel like everyone became super cautious, afraid and slightly...

The aging of baby boomers might end up affecting not just social security in the near future, but also colleges around Missouri. Due to the long-awaited demographic shift, the number of graduating high...