Articles
Brother Jed’s fake Twitter account creator retires
The fake Brother Jed Twitter account had more than 2,000 followers.
Eat of the Week: Caprese Sandwich
Caprese salad is one of my favorite things to make because it is made exactly like all of my Eat of the Week dishes — you ...Eat of the Week: Cranberry Relish
Whether it’s Thanksgiving dinner or Christmas lunch, my family’s meals are never complete without the sweet and sour touch of cranberries. This week ...‘Lincoln’: 4.5 out of 5 Stars
Tall, dark-haired and a master of oratory, Abraham Lincoln is perhaps one of the most revered presidents in United States history. It’s no wonder ...Rihanna — ‘Unapologetic’: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Record-breaking pop star Rihanna has released seven albums in the past seven years. Despite the press fiasco on her plane during her 777 Tour, Rihanna ...‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2’: 2.5 out of 5 stars
Haven’t seen Stephanie Meyer’s last "Twilight" movie yet? Don’t worry too much because you haven’t missed anything worth mentioning. Essentially, the ...
MSA executives wrap up terms in office
Billingsley and Kooi are training Droege and Beattie to continue their work.
MU professor makes discoveries in HIV research
The effectiveness of HIV treatment has improved throughout the years.
National trend of increasing international student enrollment seen at MU
The number of international students in higher education increased for the sixth year.
New suicide prevention program to be headquartered at MU
The program helps individuals recognize risk factors and warning signs of suicide.
Rural-Track Pipeline Program supplies physicians to rural areas
More than 57 percent of students who go through the Pipeline Program decide to practice in rural communities.
Students spend Thanksgiving aboard the USS Boxer
The trip was part of the U.S. Navy Adopt-A-Ship program.
The Vedic Society celebrates Thanksgiving in St. Louis
The Society gives back at different holy places.
Editorial: CPD’s illegal, unaccountable use of funds is alarming
At a recent meeting, Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton remarked to the Citizens Police Review Board that his department has been using forfeiture funds — money ...Column: Our thirsty future: imperiled water supplies in the 21st century
It almost goes without saying, but I would be remiss if I didn’t first note the commonsensical: Our bodies need water to survive. After ...Column: Politics still matters, and so does the fiscal cliff
Alert: It is now safe to stop caring about politics. Thank God, right? That gross amount of turkey you stuffed in your face last week ...Column: RJI endowment smart choice to ensure institute’s perpetuity
The MU Reynolds Journalism Institute recently received another generous endowment from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation. The $30.1 million gift ensures the institute will ...Editorial: Sportsmanship and tact forgotten in reactions to Dixon’s suspension
This past weekend, Twitter erupted with rumors and allegations about junior guard Mike Dixon’s indefinite suspension and the reasons behind coach Frank Haith’s ...Intoxicated arrests and injuries increase over holiday break
Missouri State Highway Patrol handles 350 crashes during Thanksgiving holiday
Missouri State Highway Patrol re-accredited for seventh time
Accreditations with excellence require two consecutive periods of accreditation and the fulfillment of technical criteria.
Nixon, Blunt, McCaskill speak against Corps' river plan
The Mississippi River was measured at 1.5 feet below average.
Police Chief Ken Burton calls forfeiture funds 'pennies from heaven'
The forfeiture funds are to be given to local schools, according to the Missouri Constitution.
Southern Boone Learning Garden awarded five-year grant
The garden takes learning outdoors for children in Ashland.
Column: Pinkel’s reluctance to change could prove costly
After a disappointing first SEC season, adjustments need to be made.
Versatile Pressey leads Missouri to bronze in Bahamas
Phil Pressey’s adroit play down the stretch helped Missouri ward off VCU.
Women's basketball 1-2 in Cancun Challenge
The team fell to Green Bay and Minnesota over the weekend.
Wrestling adds stacked recruiting class to nationally ranked team
The No. 7 Tigers bring in the No. 2 recruiting class in the nation.
Police Blotter
Man flees scene, identified by eyewitness account Police arrested Jack Morrison, 39, on Wednesday evening for failing to report an accident at the University Avenue ...
Web Exclusive: The journey of a 'Midwest guy': Alec Rash's path to Missouri
His extraordinary throwing ability has garnered interest from professional clubs and an offer for a $500,000 signing bonus, but Alec Rash has found his place with the Tigers.
Photos and graphics
Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa lines up his World Series rings Tuesday at the MU Bookstore. La Russa won World Series titles in 1989, 2006 and 2011.
Tony La Russa signs copies of his new book "One Last Strike" Tuesday in the MU Bookstore. The line to receive La Russa's signature extended throughout the bookstore.
Brother Jed is a frequent guest in Speakers Circle. The author of a parody Twitter account of Brother Jed decided to retire the account Nov. 13.
Students prepare a Thanksgiving meal with U.S. Navy cooks on the USS Boxer, an assault ship stationed in San Diego, Calif. Students spent their holiday break on the 843-foot ship as part of the Navy's Adopt-A-Ship program.
Missouri Students Association President Xavier Billingsley speaks during a forum in the spring about MU's strategic plan. December is the last month of Billingsley's term.
Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton speaks to members of the Citizens Police Review Board at its meeting in September at Columbia City Hall. Burton said he would likely be able to purchase on-body cameras for police officers using funds seized in investigations.
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., and Gov. Jay Nixon wrote letters to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to protest its Missouri River plan enacted Friday.
Junior guard Phil Pressey looks for an open teammate in the Nov. 10 game against Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers finished third in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Freshman guard Lianna Doty drives to the basket Nov. 15 at Mizzou Arena against Western Illinois. The Tigers finished the Cancun Challenge with losses to Green Bay and Minnesota.
No. 9 Texas A&M receiver Mike Evans escapes a Missouri defender at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas. The 59-29 loss ended the Tigers' hopes of reaching an 18th consecutive bowl game.
Redshirt freshman Johnny Manziel celebrates after a touchdown Saturday at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas. Manziel passed for 372 yards and scored three touchdowns against the Tigers and broke the Southeastern Conference record for total yards in one game.
