Tiger swimmers compete with Olympic company at Missouri Grand Prix
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
MSA candidates clash over advocacy, platforms
Missouri Students Association presidential candidate Jordan Paul debates with candidate Phyllis Williams, left, during The Maneater/Four Front debate Wednesday night. Williams sharply criticized Paul's platform, including his proposed installation of security cameras in parking garages.
Missouri Students Association presidential candidates Phyllis Williams and Jordan Paul discuss their positions on campus diversity issues at Wednesday's debate.
The slates in the Missouri Students Association presidential race discuss their plans for multicultural leadership on campus.