In response to concerns over the proposal to realign MU’s eLearning program, a faculty committee will be organized in the fall to develop curriculum for online courses. Interim Vice Provost for eLearning...

Just when it was looking as if the diversity intensive course requirement was going to see the light of day, its proposal hit yet another hindrance Friday afternoon after the results of a faculty vote...

The winners of the Reynolds Journalism Institute Hearst Student Competition were announced Thursday morning as part of this year’s RJI Student Innovator Showcase. Adobe, Google and Sprint worked with...

When incoming freshman Jake Kouba first heard about Residents’ Online Access to Rooms, he said two thoughts went through his mind – he was excited about being able to select his own room and was impressed...

In 2011, 16 journalists have been killed on the job, and as of Dec. 1, 2010, 145 have been imprisoned, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. One of the most recent journalists currently...

*This story is part of our 2010-11 Mizzou in Review series.* Things weren't looking promising for junior Arwa Mohammad's first year as president of the Muslim Student Organization. With protests in late...

The redistricting bill veto declared by Gov. Jay Nixon last Saturday was overridden Wednesday by the Missouri Senate and House of Representatives. The bill, which cut down the number of representative...

*This story is part of our 2010-11 Mizzou in Review series.* At his elementary school, only fifth graders could participate in student government. The fact that Josh Travis was a third grader didn't stop...