Public radio host Garrison Keillor told his trademark tales of Midwestern life Monday night in Jesse Auditorium. Keillor, who has hosted “A Prairie Home Companion” for more than 35 years, delivered...

Students in three different residence halls reported similar incidents of an unknown man entering their room during the weekend. Residential Life Director Frankie Minor said the initial reports came from...

A month after being promoted to fire chief at the Columbia Fire Department, Charles Witt has outlined his main goals for the city of Columbia. Witt, an MU graduate with familiarity in the fire department...

After the renovations of Switzler and Tate halls, Gwynn Hall is the next target in the deferred campus renovations project. According to the Campus Master Plan Update, “Plans to renovate Gwynn Hall...

Denim's a timeless fashion staple. But Thursday, it was also a social statement. MU’s Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center sponsored Denim Day as part of Sexual Assault Awareness month. Denim...

Members of the Taiwanese Student Association gathered Tuesday on Lowry Mall, played games and ate traditional food to celebrate 100 years. Students from the organization manned four separate tables, each...

These days, it’s not uncommon to hear talk of financial pressures, people struggling to make ends meet and feeling down on their luck, and Mike Flaherty’s case is no different.  In “Win Win,”...

Although Mumford & Sons and Fleet Foxes might get all the attention, the folk revival is flourishing in Missouri. Springfield-native Ha Ha Tonka has been quietly tinkering on a successful career and touring...