With MU’s freshman enrollment 16% higher this year, Residential Life has expanded off campus to accommodate its students. Residential Life now has apartments at the Rise, Campus Lodge and U Centre on...

Ninety-nine cabinets sit in the middle of a room at the Columbia Missourian. They hold only a portion of the paper’s printed issues. In addition to the CDs, VHSs and floppy disks that store past newscasts...

A team of psychology researchers provided one of the first literature reviews on arrogance and divided it into three different categories. Nelson Cowan, a curators distinguished professor of psychological...

After sharing a room with another person for a couple of months, many MU first-year students start the search for housing away from the dorms within the first semester. Students have a large selection...

A $1.2 million federal grant was given to the MU Department of Health Psychology to help expand the department’s program that trains interns to fight against the opioid epidemic in rural Missouri. “This...

The mission of Army ROTC, according to its website, is “to commission the future officer leadership of the U.S. Army and to motivate young people to be better citizens.” One of the ways MU’s ROTC...

The Ragtag Film Society, which includes the True/False Film Festival, will end its sponsorship relationship with The Crossing church after Co-lead pastor Keith Simon delivered a sermon about gender identity...

When sophomore Connor Clary met with his adviser, he was told to either take Journalism 2100 and 2150 at the same time next semester or drop out of the journalism program entirely. The problem was that...

One of the great mysteries in the fields of paleontology and anatomy may have been solved by an MU team that created a 3D model for the skull of a tyrannosaurus rex. These scientists and researchers had...