MBMI, Zeta Phi Beta raise awareness with Black AIDS Day
One injured, no arrests made in downtown shooting
Black and Gold scrimmage provides first look at Missouri softball
MU enshrines six in 2011 Athletics Hall of Fame
Missouri trounces No. 6 Baylor for season sweep
High number of MSA senators resign this semester
MSA Senate did not approve student fee increase despite protocols in bylaws
MUPD searches for suspect in armed robbery near Memorial Union
Nixon adds $40 million of higher education funding to proposed budget
Oscar Mayer Wienermobile catches up in Columbia
Nixon reiterated his commitment to K-12 and higher education by pledging $3 billion to public classrooms and laying out his plan to keep funding for state universities at current levels. Under an agreement made with university presidents last week, tuition will be capped as long as state funding does not decrease.