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Queer Liberation Front welcomes variety acts in its annual drag show

The scarcity of drag performers leaves the Queer Liberation Front to expand its ...

Student Politics

Science journalist Miles O’Brien speaks about science journalism and its role in covering climate change

As research over the past few decades has shown, climate change is a real and pr ...

Student Politics

Former editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue visits MU to give a lecture

Welteroth talked about her time in both black and mainstream media.

Psychology professor, students provide comprehensive research on arrogance

MU professor Nelson Cowan organized a team of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to provide ...

Amber Smith provides consistency during season full of changes

With key seniors gone from last season, the Tigers look to returning seniors to lead the way.

Students consider advantages and disadvantages of living near campus over farther away

Housing closer to campus means easier walks to class, but housing farther away brings cheaper prices ...

COLUMN: The new dining plan gives too much freedom to students and not enough to campus dining employees

MU’s new dining plan could create unforeseen challenges and stresses with the CDS employees.

‘More than just a number’: What the No. 33 jersey means to Aijha Blackwell

Blackwell’s father wore the number as a football player at Missouri.

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NEWS

MU Law takes lead on paper-waste reduction

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Professor and director of research receives $1.8 million federal grant University

The National Institutes of Health has awarded MU professor Mahesh Thakkar, Ph.D., with a federal grant to study the role of alcoho ...
Boone County Clerk’s office increases awareness on election day Student Politics

The Boone County Clerk’s office promoted education surrounding local election on Nov. 5.
Drug reform activist says how drug policy impacts African Americans Student Politics

Self-proclaimed “colonel” in the war on drugs shared his experiences, regrets and hopes for the future.
School-to-prison pipeline panelists explore methods of discipline for students Student Politics

Three panelists spoke to the Columbia community about steps educators can take to provide more constructive discipline for student ...

Missouri tops Georgia, increasing its SEC record to 8-4 Volleyball

The Tigers hit .328 in the match.
Seniors lead the way in opening night victory Women's Basketball

Jordan Chavis and Amber Smith carried the Tigers to an opening night victory.
Pingeton, Martin hit and miss on top prospects heading into season Men's Basketball

Both the men’s and women’s teams have earned one commitment from the class of 2020.
Missouri basketball gives sloppy performance, drops first game to Nebraska Women's Basketball

Aijha Blackwell’s 21 points weren’t enough to push Missouri past Nebraska.

SPORTS

Missouri comes away with win in five-set match at Alabama

The Tigers finished with 73 kills, the most for the program in a single match in nine years

OPINION

COLUMN: Do Americans value popularity over policy when choosing a candidate?

Today, people are losing faith in democracy. Is the concept of the educated voter dead, or is this an overreaction?

COLUMN: Companies spark conversation when using controversial topics in advertisements Opinion

The conversation of whether companies should be able to put controversial topics in mainstream media has different opinions. If co ...
COLUMN: Not Clickbait: Saving the world can happen online Opinion

Technology has become a game of risks and rewards, but people tend to forget about how vast the rewards actually are.
COLUMN: The new dining plan gives too much freedom to students and not enough to campus dining employees Opinion

MU’s new dining plan could create unforeseen challenges and stresses with the CDS employees.
COLUMN: The educational benefits of political involvement start at a young age Opinion

It’s no secret that a majority of Congress is made up of people over the age of 50. In recent years, younger generations have be ...

Queer Liberation Front welcomes variety acts in its annual drag show

Science journalist Miles O’Brien speaks about science journalism and its role in covering climate change

Former editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue visits MU to give a lecture

Psychology professor, students provide comprehensive research on arrogance

Amber Smith provides consistency during season full of changes

Students consider advantages and disadvantages of living near campus over farther away

COLUMN: The new dining plan gives too much freedom to students and not enough to campus dining employees

‘More than just a number’: What the No. 33 jersey means to Aijha Blackwell

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MU Law takes lead on paper-waste reduction

Professor and director of research receives $1.8 million federal grant University

Boone County Clerk’s office increases awareness on election day Student Politics

Drug reform activist says how drug policy impacts African Americans Student Politics

School-to-prison pipeline panelists explore methods of discipline for students Student Politics

Missouri tops Georgia, increasing its SEC record to 8-4 Volleyball

Seniors lead the way in opening night victory Women's Basketball

Pingeton, Martin hit and miss on top prospects heading into season Men's Basketball

Missouri basketball gives sloppy performance, drops first game to Nebraska Women's Basketball

SPORTS

Missouri comes away with win in five-set match at Alabama

OPINION

COLUMN: Do Americans value popularity over policy when choosing a candidate?

COLUMN: Companies spark conversation when using controversial topics in advertisements Opinion

COLUMN: Not Clickbait: Saving the world can happen online Opinion

COLUMN: The new dining plan gives too much freedom to students and not enough to campus dining employees Opinion

COLUMN: The educational benefits of political involvement start at a young age Opinion