Mavis Staples is coming to town! Mavis Staples is coming to town!
Mavis and her band will perform Friday on the Roots ’N Blues MO Lottery Stage at Peace Park. After the introductions, Mavis will be...
MU added a little Southeast Asian flavor to its campus Thursday with the grand opening of Sabai, the new dining hall located in Johnston Hall.
The event was a celebration. Truman the Tiger greeted customers...
The fifth annual Roots ’N Blues ’N BBQ Festival will attract an expected 65,000 music lovers and foodies from across the nation to downtown Columbia on Friday and Saturday. Combining the best of two...
What began as a summer semester project has grown into a campus-wide movement designed to bring MU’s entire student body closer together.
Project United co-founders Charlie Parker, Ted Paletta and Robert...
Even though summer vacation has long ended, summer temperatures have not. Columbia has been experiencing heat that reaches higher than 100 degrees, causing students to continue to indulge in summer fashions.
Tiger...
The Missouri Students Association is continuing its work on the syllabus archive project that will improve the process of selecting courses for MU students.
The syllabus archive will consist of past syllabi...
With the use of smartphones, the Gravesite Accountability Task Force at Arlington National Cemetery is working to organize the remains of mislabeled fallen soldiers.
By digitally photographing headstones,...
Freshman Marti Nari felt sick Saturday at Faurot Field during Missouri's 17-6 victory over Miami (Ohio). She was burning up one second and chilled the next. Her hands, cramped, grew inflexible. She separated...
As many times as mom might have said “Don’t let the bedbugs bite,” it’s still a possibility at MU.
In the past year, the Department of Residential Life has reported seven instances of bedbug infestation....
The White House and the Corporation for National and Community Service held a conference call about Sept. 11 service projects Thursday for college reporters nationwide.
Several speakers held a media briefing...
Gov. Jay Nixon caught the attention of many Aug. 25 when he expressed his new idea for funding higher education through a goal system for Missouri colleges and universities.
Nixon put together a task...
The Columbia City Council voted down proposed transit contracts for extended bus service for student apartment complexes including The Pointe at Rock Quarry Park, Campus Lodge and The Reserve at its meeting...
