**Speakers inform students about Sharia law** UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - The movement to ban Sharia Law in the United States continues to grow as more than a dozen states are considering legislation to...

The 27th annual Missouri Life Sciences Week begins Tuesday, bringing together more than 1,000 academic researchers, business leaders, policy makers and students. "There's a lot of research here that's...

There are 198 homeless children and teenagers in the Columbia Public School District. This is why Rainbow House opened in 1986, to help Columbia’s homeless children. More than 350 youths received help...

Bill Santiago is a Puerto Rican comedian whose jokes cross between the English and Spanish language to create the central theme of his show: Spanglish. Santiago brought his stand-up routine to campus...

Police are still investigating an armed robbery Monday morning involving four suspects at the Phillips 66 Convenience Store on Ash Street. Four unidentified suspects, one of whom was armed with a handgun,...

As students lined up on Lowry Mall for the Asian Street Market on Monday, they opened their minds to new facts about Asian countries and their mouths to new Asian delicacies. “We just wanted to spread...

In the past 10 years, MU has tried three grievance policies, each ending with unsatisfactory results in the eyes of faculty members. Last week, Faculty Council gave its recommendation to make the pilot...

An MU freshman was arrested with two other men Saturday night after an officer found salvia, marijuana and alcohol in their vehicle. MU Police Department Capt. Scott Richardson said an officer made contact...

On Monday, an Ameren UE representative presented a check for $10,000 to Ted Tarkow, Classical Studies professor and associate dean for the College of Arts and Science, for the Missouri Scholars Academy. Large...