Musical-comedy group Starbomb dropped its third and possibly final studio album, “The TryForce,” on April 19. The band, composed of musical-comedy duo Ninja Sex Party (Dan Avidan and Brian Wecht)...

Planned Parenthood Advocates at Mizzou held its second annual Empowerment Fest on Friday, April 20 at Cafe Berlin. The event gathered a number of artists to raise money and awareness for the organization...

The fiscal year 2020 budget was recently announced by MU Chancellor Alexander Cartwright and Vice Chancellor for Finance Rhonda Gibler. The budget will be in effect starting July 1, 2019 until June 30,...

Hundreds of students, faculty and families gathered in the Jesse Auditorium Friday, April 19 for the 92nd Annual Tap Day ceremony to discover which friends, colleagues and loved ones had been tapped to...

Each year, the SECU awards one full-time professor at each of its 14 universities with the SEC Faculty Achievement Award. In order to win the award, nominees must “have achieved the rank of full professor;...

“Broad City” pushed the boundaries of comedy by subverting in format and content the uninspired trappings of popular television. Creators Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson’s five-season run ended as...

On its latest album “Raw Honey,” Drugdealer picks from a basket of nostalgic influences and creates a record with vibrant instrumentation and amusing melodies. Unfortunately, Drugdealer also eschews...

MU students were led throughout campus by members of the Mizzou Disability Coalition on Thursday as part of the first Student Accessibility Walk. Students were educated about issues facing disabled members...

Local record stores celebrated Record Store Day on April 13. The annual consumer event saw the release of a wide variety of rare and unreleased albums, singles and compilations to celebrate the culture...