- Sports: Cowboys rein in Tigers' winning streak — This was the clip they were going to play right before senior quarterback Chase Daniel accepted the Heisman Trophy. Sixty-five ...
- News: Building funding reduced to balance budget — Projects such as painting have been put off in lean budget times.
- News: Four Front discusses diversity with administrators — The biannual meeting lets Four Front members ask about diversity issues at MU.
- News: MSA leaders skeptical of KCOU tower plan — MSA and KCOU will discuss revisions to a proposal to fund a new tower.
- News: Students, faculty work to lower book costs — Students could get more money if professors promise to re-use their books.
- Outlook: Boone County voter registrations lag compared with 2004 — Missouri has just more than 4 million registrations so far this year.
- News: Faculty Council discusses departure of sports medicine faculty — Members decided to take more time in investigating claims against the university.
- News: Homecoming brings students and seniors together — Tiger Tango brings generations together for the first Homecoming service event.
- News: KOMU cuts overnight shift — KOMU cut the shift to fund other positions at the station.
- News: Health Ethics Conference stresses medical ethics — Bioethics committee chairman provides new ethical plan for doctors.
- News: Invisible Children aims to help schools in Uganda — Invisible Children aims to raise awareness of conflict in Uganda.
- News: MU biochemist part of first team to "see" ... — The discovery could change the target of AIDS treatment.
- News: MU Campus Gallery Culture Crawl includes art from ... — The event included works from different professors and a graduate student.
- News: Senate candidates debate 'student curator' bill — Graham favors a vote, GOP rival Schaefer says the issue needs tweaking.
- Outlook: Fire Prevention Week urges citizens to prevent home ... — Firefighters teamed up with Domino's pizza to deliver smoke detectors and batteries.
- Outlook: Free education is economic solution — I have a solution for our failing economy. Why don't we stop investing in Wall Street and start investing in ...
- Outlook: MU professors and businessmen discuss economy, bailout — Panelists had a mix of optimism, concern about the future of the economy.
- Outlook: Baker emphasizes revitalizing heath care, economy — The Democratic Rep. emphasizes her experience in the health care industry.
- Outlook: Luetkemeyer emphasizes fiscal responsibility — The former rep. emphasizes his experience working on a farm and in the banking industry.
- Outlook: Millay's Run Struggling to Gain Momentum — In the 9th U.S. Congressional District, Tamara Millay is running on behalf of the Libertarian Party. Millay, who was born ...
- Sports: No. 2 Nebraska sweeps Tigers — The tough weekend in Missouri sports continued Sunday afternoon as the women’s volleyball team dropped three straight sets to the ...
- Outlook: Columbia Historic Preservation Commission looks to honor notable ... — The Columbia Historic Preservation Commission is accepting applications through October.
- Outlook: Debate watch party yields diverse reactions — The NAACP and the Legion of Black Collegians hosted the event.
- Outlook: Mo. Department of Conservation removes some endangered species — Other reports indicate a growing number of endangered mammals.
- Outlook: VP nominee Biden inspires crowd in Jefferson City — Biden spoke about the campaign's tax plan and college affordability.
- Sports: Coffman has career game in Tiger loss — Coffman had more than 100 yards, but said he could have done more.
- Sports: Oklahoma State will test Missouri's defense — The team said Oklahoma State will bring top-notch playmakers.
- UWire: Cornell U. Web site lets you create perfect ... — Cornell U. -- Sen. Julian Polonius Foley Marcos DeWiki III will not be appearing on any ballots this November. But ...
- UWire: Indiana U. may rename gym named after segregationalist — Indiana U. -- A committee will recommend within two weeks whether the Ora L. Wildermuth Intramural Center – named after ...
- UWire: New gossip Web site draws concern at George ... — The juice is loose on George Washington University's campus and not everyone is thrilled about it. The controversial gossip Web ...
- UWire: U. Montana might expel football players charged with ... — U. Montana - For now, the three University of Montana football players charged with an on-campus beating of a UM ...
- UWire: Universities graded on sustainability — Columbia University, Harvard University and the University of Colorado were among the schools receiving top grades for campus sustainability. Earlier ...
- Outlook: Bond apologizes, faces ethics complaint in U.S. attorney ... — The senator faces an ethics complaint for his personal involvement.
- Outlook: FBI terrorism investigation guidelines focus on protection — The guidelines will prioritize terrorism protection over civil rights.
- Outlook: McCain, Obama supporters hold separate debate watch parties — Columbia Republicans and Democrats each held watch parties.
- News: LGTBQ and Coming Out Week provide students with ... — As part of Coming Out Week, MU students discuss their experiences and issues faced in the LGTBQ community.
- Forum: Budget cuts shouldn't affect quality of education — With the economy in its current dismal condition and state funds not looking to increase dramatically any time soon, it's ...
- Forum: Four Front should work to make change happen — It's great to see Four Front is meeting with high-up administrators to voice its concerns and try to work out ...
- Forum: KCOU offers more than you think — With the "Save KCOU" campaign under way, the most prevalent and important question asked has been "Why?" Why should MSA ...
- Forum: MSA plans to work with KCOU — In light of recent developments regarding Missouri Students Association auxiliary KCOU/88.1 FM, I want to take this opportunity to clarify ...
- Forum: Not all behavior is fun to watch — I don't know about you, but I love to people-watch. I people-watch during lecture classes and when I'm walking around ...
- Forum: Future graduates fear future without fun — My friend James recently developed a nasty habit where he starts every sentence with, "Man, this is the last time ...
- Forum: Organized stupidity can teach lessons — In Kansas City, if your bathtub has four legs that look like animal paws, you're committing a crime. In Marceline, ...
- Arts: 'Blindness' is not Fernando Meirelles' best work — When the scariest part of a survival-thriller like "Blindness" isn't the worldwide epidemic, but an ancient Danny Glover agreeing to ...
- Arts: Murs for President could get elected — Murs' new album combines politics and upbeat songs
- Arts: Jenny Lewis' Acid Tongue takes unexpected risks — The Rilo Kiley singer works western and folk into her new album.
- Arts: "Downtown Owl" an enjoyable, forgettable read — His novel has the same sharp qualities as his social criticism.
- Sports: Offense allows punter Jake Harry extra time off — Teammates joke that punter Jake Harry is the most tired player after each game.
- Sports: Enjoy the ride — Words do not do justice to what happened in Lincoln, Neb., last weekend. The Missouri football team was more than ...
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Sept. 8, 2008
Artist James Hill displays some of his pieces during the third annual EcoArtFest on Sunday at Cooper's Landing. Hill, who said he experienced an artistic renaissance after moving to Columbia, ...
Sept. 8, 2008
Columbia resident Kate Fousek draws a portrait of local folk artist Rex Bandy on Sunday during EcoArtFest. The two-day environmental fair and art festival took place this weekend at Cooper's ...
July 9, 2008
During its meeting Monday, the Columbia City Council approved the rezoning of land just north of Woodridge Park on Berrywood Drive to allow for the construction of the Silver Oak ...
July 9, 2008
Acacia fraternity has moved into the former Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house on Stewart Road after Sigma Alpha Epsilon had its official student organization status revoked.
June 4, 2008
A 56-foot-long overhanging sculpture greets visitors in the lobby of the recently re-opened Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts on Monday. The artwork is dedicated to and bears the lists ...
June 4, 2008
A large chandelier hangs in the auditorium of the Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts on Monday. The restoration of the building, built in 1928, took 10 months to complete.
June 4, 2008
Ornately decorated private boxes line the interior of the restored Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts on Monday. Grand re-opening celebrations for the theatre included a performance by Tony Bennett ...
June 4, 2008
Shopper Daniel Dodson and his 18-month-old daughter Skylla browse items for sale on Saturday at the Tiger Treasures Rummage Sale at Faurot Field. The sale benefited the United Way.
May 9, 2008
Last weekend, the School of Medicine received a $1.1 million donation for an endowed professorship to advance cancer research at the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center. The center treats 200 to ...
May 6, 2008
Water Quality Community Development Extension Specialist John Tharp participates in the Bike, Walk and Wheel Week on Saturday at Flat Branch Park. The seventh annual event encouraged people to use ...
May 6, 2008
Junior right fielder Ryan Lollis belts a home run against Kansas State during Friday's 13-10 win at Taylor Stadium. Lollis' home run was his first of the season
May 2, 2008
Freshman Rachel Rubin, special events chairwoman of the Jewish Student Organization, helps set up a barbed wire fence for the Graveyard Memorial Drive on Thursday at Speaker’s Circle. The clothing ...
April 29, 2008
Participants break the silence at 5 p.m. on Friday at Speakers Circle to conclude the annual Day of Silence. The event is part of Pride Month, whose goal is to ...
April 29, 2008
Sophomore Josh Barton reflects upon the Day of Silence and the Break the Silence Ceremony on Friday afternoon. Participants celebrated at The Heidelberg after the event.
April 29, 2008
Eleven-year-old Calvin Young celebrates with other Missouri fans following a diving catch by junior outfielder Ryan Lollis during Tuesday's game against Kansas at Kauffman Stadium. There were 2,847 fans at ...
April 29, 2008
Sophomore catcher Trevor Coleman swings at a pitch against Kansas during Tuesday's 3-0 loss at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Coleman was solid behind the plate and threw out ...
April 25, 2008
MSA Senate Operations Committee Chairman Corey Gibson leads a discussion with former Student Court Chief Justice Drew Webber and new Chief Justice Jonathan Sandhu on Tuesday in Memorial Union. The ...
April 25, 2008
Vice Provost for International Programs Handy Williamson speaks at the International Initiative Banquet on Tuesday in Stotler Lounge. The Missouri International Student Council sponsored the banquet.
April 22, 2008
Missouri Students Association Department of Student Activities director Rachel Parrish, Orthopedic Surgery Clinical Assistant Professor Tom Brant and MSA Acadmenic Affairs Committee chairwoman Phyllis Williams are announced as new members ...
April 22, 2008
Biochemistry graduate student Holly Ziobro assists seven-year-old Neal Richmond in extracting banana DNA during Saturday's Adventures in Education in Jesse Hall. Elementary school children were free to explore various activities, ...
March 11, 2008
Attendees partake in the awards dinner following the 25th annual Research and Creative Activities Forum hosted by the Graduate Professional Council on Saturday in the Life Sciences Center. Seventy-seven MU ...
March 7, 2008
Car expert Peter Frise discusses the vast world of automobiles to enlighten students Thursday in Cornell Hall. "The car industry is not for boys and girls. It’s for men and ...
March 7, 2008
Sophomore Ruth Ajuzie and freshman Elizabeth Ajuzie discuss the movie ‘The Last King of Scotland’ in the Arts and Science Building on Thursday.
March 7, 2008
Senior Zeta Phi Beta sorority member Rasheedat Yahaya gives junior Kyle Hargett a back massage as he enjoys food, basketball and cards during Wednesday’s Cater to U event at Brady ...
Feb. 29, 2008
MU Faculty Council members gather at Memorial Union on Thursday. After meeting with officials at University Hall, the council passed revisions to the previously approved grievance policy.
Feb. 26, 2008
Sophomore guard J.T. Tiller dribbles during Saturday’s game against the Colorado Buffaloes at Mizzou Arena. The Tigers won the game 60-53 and now hold a 4-0 winning streak over the ...
Feb. 19, 2008
Freshman Amanda Peiffer examines some healthy snacks while on break from volunteering at the first student wellness fair held at Memorial Union on Wednesday. Peers Advocating Smoke-free Solutions and the ...
Feb. 1, 2008
Rock Bridge High School student Steffan McCurley shoots for par on Saturday's Columbia Disc Golf Club Ice Bowl fundraiser at Albert-Oakland Park. Nearly 70 people attended.
Feb. 1, 2008
Disc golfer David Kennon throws a disc as he takes a day off to play some disc golf on Saturday in Albert-Oakland Park. Kennon works at Columbia Housing Authority and ...
Feb. 1, 2008
Disc golfer Brett Chaney prepares on a practice hole on Saturday in Albert-Oakland Park. Chaney participated in the Columbia Disc Golf Club Ice Bowl on Saturday and then played a ...
Feb. 1, 2008
Disc golfer Stan Balke, who is also a registered nurse, got some time off to pursue his passion of disc golf Saturday in Albert-Oakland Park.
Feb. 1, 2008
Self-employed handyman Ryan Kanavich takes his time while lining up his putt on Sunday. Kanavich tees off every day and invites anyone who is interested in playing.
