The MU Democrats joined politicians from across Missouri last weekend at the 40th annual Missouri Democratic Days, held in Hannibal, Mo. Similar to Lincoln Days, which was held this past weekend for Republicans,...

Bells tinkled to sultry eastern music Thursday as belly dancers from Moon Belly Dance Studio gyrated and shimmied. The event was part of the spring dance sequence, sponsored by the Union Arts Council,...

Registration began Monday for online courses, and enrollment numbers for the summer semester are expected to rise, Director of MU Direct Linda Cupp said. More than 40 courses will be newly available for...

Almost 40 years after the passage of Title IX, which promoted gender equality in educational athletic programs, and almost 30 years after the NCAA included women’s sports, women hold no more than 4 percent...

Jesse Auditorium showcased some of MU's most talented musicians in the School of Music's Emerging Artist Showcase on Sunday evening. The annual showcase auditioned students in early February through a...

A new administrative involvement in the “One Mizzou” campaign will expand the program's reach but will also tweak some of its original plans, Missouri Students Association President Eric Woods said. Last...

The Columbia Daily Tribune's online readership has dropped about 25 percent since the implementation of its online paywall Dec. 1, 2010, said Henry Waters III, publisher and editor of the publication. The...

**Nevada students arrested on conspiracy charges** UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA -- Nye County sheriffs arrested University of Nevada, Reno students Tyler Coyner and Matthew Miller early Tuesday on charges including...

Police arrested two more suspects on March 1 in connection to a drug investigation that involved the sale and distribution of illegal drugs, mainly cocaine. The Mustang Drug Task Force seized about 50...