Located at the corner of Lucky’s Market in Downtown Columbia, a quaint little shop resides. As an up-and-coming trend in the U.S., Papa’s Cat Cafe is central Missouri’s first. A cat cafe is a place...

FYG U Music + Tech Festival, according to media company Big Noise, is “a national festival and digital platform connecting college students with their favorite music artists, lifestyle passions and brands.”...

Medical marijuana, approved by Missouri voters last fall, will be available for sale by spring 2020 and changes are coming to Columbia, such as new dispensaries. According to ABC 17 News, a company called...

BROCKHAMPTON is one of the biggest stories in hip-hop right now. Following their debut album “ALL-AMERICAN TRASH” in 2016, the self-styled boy band has released six consistently high-quality albums...

Last year, MSA Senate passed Resolution 58-27. According to the resolution, its purpose is to “encourage the deployment of virtual IDs on campus and show that student support is behind the idea,” according...

Parking for students at MU has always been a source of deep frustration. And yet, after years of loud complaints, many students have found that not enough has been done by the university to alleviate the...

Throughout the first few weeks of classes at MU, it is not uncommon to find crowds of students gathered around controversial speakers in Speakers Circle. While their messages can stir up the crowds to...

In rural and underserved communities throughout the midwest, public health information is sparse, as many librarians do not have the adequate training to provide health services to the public. To address...

The MU chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy hosted a Know Your Rights event Sept. 4 to educate students about using their constitutional rights effectively when encountering the police. Defense...

For the first year, the MU College of Engineering offered Camp COE to all incoming freshmen, first-year transfers, graduate and international engineering students. Campers had the opportunity to zip line,...

Local activists held a screening of the documentary "Right to Harm" at the Missouri United Methodist Church on Friday, Aug. 30. A look at the effect of large scale animal farms on rural communities, the...