In May 1970, students at Kent State University and Jackson State University were shot and killed while protesting the Vietnam War. Fifty years later, members of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks and Veterans for...

function removePic() { document.getElementById("articlePictureBox").remove(); } removePic(); MU sophomore Josh Margherita said he believed TheGoodz, a new Columbia-based food and alcohol...

Last month, residents discovered two bats on the third floor of MU’s Responsibility Hall, prompting Residential Life to contact pest control services. It took them about 10 hours to respond. MU freshman...

The museum of art and archaeology is being relocated from Mizzou North to the inside of Ellis Library as a part of MU’s Space Reduction and Strategic Relocation Plan. It will be located on the lower...

The Visual Art and Design Showcase award ceremony was held virtually on March 25. The winners were announced by Jim Spain, vice provost of Undergraduate Studies, and community sponsors such as the Columbia...

After COVID-19 shifted MU’s operations to a virtual format in March 2020, student organizations had to improvise how they would carry out meetings and events. Some student organizations shared they could...

On paper, Carmen Dieken does not look like she would have a passion for children. As a sophomore studying geriatric social work at MU, Dieken said she has a heart for the elderly. But, she said that Eagle...

The MU Best Buddies meeting on March 16 was a symphony of laughter, cheers and happiness squeezed into 30 minutes. To president Neil Wegrzyn, meetings are always a little chaotic for Best Buddies, but...

For MU’s Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club, getting back on the field has been long anticipated. The team, which has not played in over a year due to COVID-19 restrictions, recently resumed practices....

Claire Rothman Claire Rothman said receiving her second dose of the coronavirus vaccine Jan. 24 lifted a weight from her shoulders. Rothman, an MU freshman who studies human development and family science,...

COVID-19 guidelines in Columbia schools have forced the College of Education to keep all field experiences, which can include observation and tutoring, in a virtual format for freshmen, sophomores and...