The Missouri School of Journalism announced Wednesday a $1 million donation from Walter B. Potter Jr. to benefit benefit innovation in community journalism. The donation will fund the the Walter B. Potter...

As MU considers plans to renovate Manor House, university officials are still debating whether the building should be remodeled into a new residence hall or remain as an apartment format. Currently, the...

President Richard Nixon signed Title IX into federal law on June 23, 1972, with hopes of finally eliminating “discrimination based on sex in federally funded education programs or activities,” according...

MU’s Wellness Resource Center was named fifth best in the nation by TopCounselingSchools.org, ahead of fellow SEC schools like Auburn University, University of Georgia and Vanderbilt University. According...

Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin’s Twitter account favorited a pornographic tweet Oct. 20, raising questions about access to @bowtieger. The next morning, Loftin tweeted the following: Just woke up and discovered...

Sexual violence on campus — and how faculty might respond to it — was the recurring topic during Thursday’s Faculty Council meeting. “This is a very important issue,” said nursing professor...

“Waste Not, Want Not,” a task force that studies food waste and how to decrease it on campus, is launching a two-week campaign to raise awareness of food waste generated by campus dining halls. The...

MU officials announced Friday that the university will purchase radio station KWWC-FM from Stephens College. MU will spend $50,000 for the purchase and allow Stephens College $50,000 in public service...

MU researchers recently started a partnership with the [Women’s Foundation of Greater Kansas City](http://www.wfgkc.org) to investigate the status of women in Missouri. The goal of the research is to...