MU’s Campus Activities Programming Board, also known as Stuff To Do at MU, will continue to provide socially distanced recreational events for students throughout the spring semester. In the fall, CAPB...

Since spring 2020, MU students have faced new challenges with online learning. While the transition caused a disruption in learning practices, the Registrar’s office recently released data showing an...

Since being notified that their annual scholarship for the 2020-2021 school year would be reduced by $1,200, Bright Flight Scholarship recipients at MU are now receiving more money than originally anticipated...

MU Undergraduate Studies will be accepting applications for the sixth annual Visual Arts and Design Showcase (VADS) until Feb. 10. Any MU undergraduate can apply for a chance to win a total of $8,000 in...

MU’s Winter Guard was forced to end its winter season early last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, a year later, pandemic safety measures are transforming the coming season. Ionic Winter Guard,...

“Don’t get mad, get smart” is a phrase that former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young’s father taught him. Young spoke about this phrase and its relevance as the keynote speaker during MU’s celebration...

Sophomore Nicole Lawson is one of many undergraduate students that has been able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as someone that falls under the Phase 1A of Missouri’s vaccination plan. As a care team...

The new year is often a time to make changes for the months to come. MU has many opportunities for students to start living a healthy lifestyle, save money for the future and make long-lasting friendships. The...

After former president Donald Trump incited a riot at the Capitol Building on Jan. 6, Sens. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, continued to object to election results from several states and could...

MU announced in an email on Dec. 22 that all students living on campus must present a negative COVID-19 test upon their return from winter break. For students already living on campus when the announcement...

In an email sent to students Tuesday afternoon, MU announced students living in Residential Life housing will be required to submit a negative COVID-19 test before returning to campus for the spring semester....

After MU announced classes would be moving online after Thanksgiving recess, students were faced with a choice: finish the semester from their dorms and apartments in Columbia, or work from home, where...