Through an open letter released in the Columbia Daily Tribune and The Columbia Missourian Monday, 15 MU School of Journalism faculty members said they wanted to inspire MU students and faculty to follow...

MU College Democrats gathered on Zoom for their first meeting of the academic year with Yinka Faleti, the Democratic nominee for Missouri Secretary of State joining the meeting to speak to the organization...

_Since this article's publication, Strip Your Letters has retracted its post related to allegations of racism by former Sigma Sigma Sigma president Caitlin Blakeley. Read more about the retraction here._ The...

U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler, R-Columbia, proposed in an Aug. 31 letter to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt that the department add agricultural scientist and Missouri native George Washington Carver to...

Boone County had a COVID-19 test positivity rate of 44.6% and a 60.4% rate among 18 to 22-year-olds from Aug. 21 to Aug. 27, said Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services Assistant Director...

The Show Me Renewal Plan, MU’s outline for its response to COVID-19, is “very complete” and “flexible enough to change,” UM Director of Media Relations Christian Basi said. However, some students...

The kick-off meeting of the Missouri Students Association Senate’s 60th session focused on controversy about MSA President Anthony Tretter’s involvement in a large gathering on Aug. 15 at the Brookside...

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, businesses have had to rework procedures to keep people safe while also being able to remain open. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a lot of...

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, some MU students are struggling with mental health, brought on by isolation, online classes and other stressors. On a worldwide scale, experts have said isolation can lead...

The “More For Mizzou” slate won the Missouri Students Association presidential election. Presidential candidate Anthony Tretter and vice presidential candidate Kara Hjerstedt ran under the “More...

MU classes will be remotely held for the remaining time prior to spring break due to COVID-19’s nationwide spread. However, there are no currently known cases of COVID-19 on MU’s campus. “In-person...