- News: KCOU's future uncertain because of lack of funds — The station needs funds to replace its radio tower and move its offices.
- News: Campus organizations work to register students to vote — Since June, ASUM has registered more than 1,500 students.
- News: MU aims to increase faculty salaries — As of 2006, MU ranks 33 of 34 for faculty pay in the public division of the AAU.
- News: STRIPES age-requirement initiative waits on signatures — The organization is also celebrating its seventh anniversary.
- Sports: Tigers' offense parts "Red Sea" — Missouri wins in Lincoln for the first time since 1978.
- News: MU takes Cyber Security Awareness Month seriously — The Division of IT offers free software and security tips.
- News: Students to work the polls — At least 73 will help at polling places in November.
- News: The Gathering Place welcomes campus visitors — One full-time staff member and several students manage the bed and breakfast.
- News: New program to produce psychiatric mental health nurses — MU school of nursing responds to the nation's lack of psychiatric nurses.
- News: Facebook adds CampusBuddy to compete with Pick-A-Prof — The new free application resembles sites like Pick-A-Prof.
- News: Mizzou for Malawi to raise money for orphan ... — The organization is the pilot program for Change a Life.
- News: RHA to fund breast cancer research with T-shirts — Proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation.
- Outlook: Graham, Schaefer worry about loan woes — Both said they supported the MOHELA sale, but not attached restrictions.
- Outlook: Man arrested in Providence Road knife assault — At about 10:21 p.m. Friday, the Columbia Police Department responded to a knife assault call in the Forest Village Apartments, ...
- Outlook: Palin speaks to the heart of the nation — Last week, our nation witnessed the first and only vice presidential debate of this campaign cycle. It would be easy ...
- Outlook: Suspect apprehended in murder case — A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper arrested a suspect in a local murder case during a traffic stop Sunday night, ...
- Forum: Fantasy politics would inform Americans — Election season is making me realize that Americans memorize too many statistics about things that don't matter and too few ...
- Outlook: Bailout bill comes with additions, earmarks — The Missouri House delegation voted 5-4 for the new version of the bill.
- UWire: Boston U. students get tablet PCs for the ... — Boston U. -- Boston University students are passing notes, avoiding the chalkboard and staring intently at their computer screens — ...
- UWire: Football: The Weekend That Was — Best win: Vanderbilt 14, Auburn 13 Biggest upset: Pitt 26, USF 21 Best Bachman-Turner Overdrive: Missouri 52, Nebraska 17 Et ...
- UWire: Georgia College and State U. police use video ... — Georgia College and State U. -- It is impossible to enter or leave Georgia College and State University's Russell Library ...
- UWire: New York U. law center eases voting concerns — Ohio State U. -- A New York-based public policy and law institute believes students are ill-informed this election season and ...
- UWire: U. Michigan lets Dems campaign in dorms; GOP ... — U. Michigan -- Previously barred from canvassing in the dorms by University of Michigan policy, the College Democrats held a last-ditch ...
- Forum: Shutting down KCOU would be egregious error — For whatever reason, whether it is ignorance or carelessness, the Missouri Students Association has not yet pledged support for the ...
- Outlook: Clint Zweifel aims to help provide economic relief. — The Democratic nominee said he knows the position, its importance.
- Outlook: Republican candidate preaches fiscal responsibility — Lager believes in lower taxes and a smaller government.
- Outlook: State treasurer candidate Rodney Farthing outlines beliefs — Farthing, running for state treasurer, mixes personal, political.
- Outlook: Firefighter Challenge targets future firefighters — The event was held on Saturday.
- Outlook: Religion's influence on the 2008 vote uncertain — Issues like the economy and the war in Iraq have surpassed morality issues.
- Forum: MSA should provide KCOU with funding — Renovations to Hudson residence hall require that KCOU/88.1 FM, currently housed in Lower Pershing, make the move to Schurz residence ...
- Forum: Signature would increase STRIPES volunteers — Last semester, I approached the issue of lowering the driving age for our STRIPES program, an action I'd taken before. ...
- Forum: Debt is as American as apple pie — Bailout plan an unacceptable solution
- Arts: 'Chihuahua' doesn't think — "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" is what it is, and on some level that is enough. Nobody walked into this, the No. ...
- Arts: 'WipEout' goes HD for attractive price — Usually, when a game comes out priced at $20, that price serves as a cushion against that game's lack of ...
- Arts: Pinback's Rob Crow lives a hectic life — Crow and bandmate Zach Smith record in a home studio.
- Arts: Tequila Mockingbird's sound reflects its history — The band was originally known as Hoochmobile.
- Arts: The New School surprisingly optimistic — The album was originally released in Sweden in 2005.
- Arts: Old Crow Medicine Show shows serious side — The band still does its original sound effectively.
- Sports: Junior goalkeeper Tasha Dittamore sets single-season record for ... — Junior Tasha Dittamore has six shutouts this season.
- Sports: Cubs didn't really choke — The Cubs came into the playoffs with 97 wins, the best record in the National League. They beat the Dodgers ...
- Sports: Missouri linebackers lead the defense — The Missouri linebackers have returned four interceptions for touchdowns.
- Sports: MU downs Red Raiders 2-0 — After the initial seven games, one of the questions plaguing the women's soccer team was whether they would ever score ...
- Sports: MU tennis takes two singles championships — The Tigers hosted their second invitational this fall.
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32 Photos
Oct. 7, 2008
Dennis Rohr, a firefighter with the Columbia Fire Department, helps James Loudenslager aim a hose at the Firefighter Challenge on Saturday. The Challenge, held at the Activity and Recreation Center, ...
Sept. 18, 2008
Al Holiday & the Lucky Stars perform Thursday night at The Blue Fugue during Demstock. This is the fourth year the rally and concert raised funds for local Democratic organizations.
Sept. 12, 2008
Members of the Muslim Student Organization converse outside of the A.P. Green Chapel Wednesday night. MU has designated an area within the chapel specifically for prayer and meditation by Muslim ...
Sept. 12, 2008
Dan Gilgoff appears at a seminar on politics and religion Thursday at the School of Journalism's centennial celebration. Gilgoff, politics editor of Beliefnet, a faith and spirituality Web site, spoke ...
Sept. 11, 2008
Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden speaks to nearly 1,000 people at a campaign stop Tuesday morning at Columbia's Activity & Recreation Center. After his hour-long speech, which addressed the ...
Sept. 9, 2008
Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden speaks at a town hall style meeting on Tuesday morning at Columbia's Activity & Recreation Center. After his hour-long speech, Biden answered questions from ...
Sept. 9, 2008
Biden's appearance at the Activity & Recreation Center was attended by 933 people, according to Columbia Fire Department Battalion Chief Steven Sapp. The event was open to the public, but ...
April 22, 2008
Legion of Black Collegians Vice President Jerusha Wells glances back as Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center director Nathan Stephens speaks at the LBC-sponsored forum 'Black Love Betrayed' last Tuesday in the ...
April 22, 2008
Students listen to Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center Director Nathan Stephens at the 'Black Love Betrayed' forum Tuesday at the Black Culture Center. The forum, sponsored by the Legion of Black ...
April 22, 2008
Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center Director Nathan Stephens speaks to students at the Black Culture Center on Tuesday night. The forum included music videos to open up the discussion of why ...
April 15, 2008
New members of the Legion of Black Collegians executive board are sworn into their positions Sunday at the Reynolds Alumni Center. The newly elected officers will officially begin serving their ...
April 8, 2008
David Bennett and Karen Hinde are one of four acts to play in the Students Taking Action Now: Darfur benefit concert Friday night.
April 8, 2008
David Bennett and Karen Hinde play to a crowd at the benefit concert held by Students Taking Action Now: Darfur on Friday at the Cherry Street Artisan. The concert included ...
April 4, 2008
Postdoctoral scientist Satish Nune measures amounts of a gold salt solution to add to a solution of deionized water and a reducing agent on Feb. 18 at the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences ...
April 4, 2008
Postdoctoral scientist Satish Nune measures amounts of gum arabic to add to denatured water to form a reducing agent that was combined with metallic salts on Feb. 18 at the ...
April 4, 2008
Postdoctoral scientist Satish Nune prepares a concentration of deionized water and reducing agent before adding a gold salt solution on Feb. 18 in the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Institute. The hot plate ...
April 4, 2008
Postdoctoral scientist Satish Nune explains the processes involved in creating gold nanoparticles to Megan Eyunni on Feb. 18 at the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Institute.
April 4, 2008
Equipment used in the production of metallic nanoparticles is stored inside a fume hood at the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences Institute to prevent contamination.
April 4, 2008
Junior third baseman Lindsey Ubrun hits the softball during Missouri’s second game against Drake on Wednesday at University Field. The Tigers shut out the Bulldogs 16-0 in the first game ...
March 18, 2008
Mayor Darwin Hindman discusses a proposal to create policy and guidelines concerning Tax Increment Financing during the Columbia City Council meeting Monday in the Daniel Boone City Building. Another topic ...
March 18, 2008
Peace activists listen to the band The Melville Salon on Sunday in the Boone County Courthouse Square. Various musical groups and speakers participated in the demonstration to promote the Mid-Missouri ...
March 18, 2008
Columbia resident Karen Brickey and her daughter carry signs calling for an end to the war in Iraq while marching with more than 1,000 other protesters on Sunday. The protest, ...
March 18, 2008
Shante Melville sits with a peace-sign poster while her mother Hillary Melville plays in her band at the Boone County Courthouse Square before the march officially begins. Melville and her ...
March 11, 2008
Junior Caitlin Ellis poses a question about city involvement with MU students to candidates for the First Ward seat in the Columbia City Council on Thursday in the Columbia Public ...
Feb. 19, 2008
Chancellor Brady Deaton, along with faculty from several MU colleges, officially opens the expanded section of Schweitzer Hall Monday morning. The $10 million dollar addition will house laboratory and office ...
Feb. 19, 2008
Stephen Kinzer, a former foreign correspondent for The New York Times, speaks during a presentation titled 'The Folly of Attacking Iran' Friday in Waters Auditorium. The presentation, which is in ...
Feb. 19, 2008
Swimmer Michael Phelps reacts to a second-place finish in the men’s 100-meter backstroke during the Missouri Grand Prix at the Student Recreation Complex. Phelps, who has won eight Olympic medals ...
Feb. 15, 2008
Marion County Commissioner Lyndon Bode speaks to reporters near Interstate 70 on Wednesday. Bode is running for Missouri's Ninth Congressional District seat that U.S. Rep. Kenny Hulshof is vacating to ...
Feb. 8, 2008
A bicycle lies near Lowry Mall. If a bike is stolen, students are advised to file a larceny report with the MU Police Department.
Feb. 1, 2008
Missouri Students Association President Jim Kelley speaks with MSA Vice President Chelsea Johnson at the MSA Senate meeting Wednesday in Stotler Lounge. Kelley and Johnson were sworn in at the ...
Feb. 1, 2008
Journalism professor Charles Davis speaks at Chancellor Brady Deaton's Pentagon Papers forum Wednesday in Ellis Auditorium. MU professors led the discussion about the history and current problems posed by the ...
Feb. 1, 2008
Books and other historical documents fill the archives of the Missouri State Historical Society’s storage facilities in Ellis Library. The society needs $25 million to move the archives to a ...
