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On Campus

Bird is gone, but scooters will be back in Columbia soon, city says

Bird's scooters may be gone from Columbia's streets, but a new option will be ar ...

Football

Odom’s out: Sterk on coaching search, state of program and future

Sterk emphasized the importance of confidentiality as Missouri looks for new foo ...

University

New connection emerges between Special Olympics Missouri and UM System

The Special Olympics Missouri joined forces with MU, MU Health Care and the UM S ...

Kemper Fellow recipients emphasize hands on, continual learning in classroom

Quit Tobacco Now helps community members quit smoking addictions

Ellis Fischel Cancer Center and the MU Wellness Resource Center work in collaboration to help the Co ...

Four Directions offers native perspective on Thanksgiving

Four Directions president comments on the controversy surrounding Thanksgiving, raising awareness of ...

IDE holds open forum, asks public what they want in next vice chancellor

Members of the MU community said they wanted a candidate that is helpful in building relationships i ...

Sterk, Cartwright hope Missouri’s misfortune stirs reform within NCAA

On Tuesday, the pair gave an impassioned joint press conference expressing their dismay with the NCA ...

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NEWS

Student dies after being hit by vehicle on College Avenue

Senior Logan Warnecke was jogging or running the evening of Dec. 6 when he was hit by a 2016 Honda CR-V.

Mizzou College Democrats and ASUM host debate watch party Student Politics

Mizzou College Democrats and ASUM held a debate watch party in Leadership Auditorium.
MU gun violence panel discusses recent violence in Columbia, next steps Student Politics

The panel, moderated by MU Professor Ashley Woodson, included community members impacted by gun violence.
MU makes three-year commitment to Aspire to diversify STEM faculty, teaching University

Aspire is a three-year commitment to help MU diversify its STEM faculty and be more inclusive in their teaching, research, mentori ...
Bird is gone, but scooters will be back in Columbia soon, city says On Campus

Bird's scooters may be gone from Columbia's streets, but a new option will be arriving soon.

Blackwell leads Tigers to commanding victory over Saint Louis Women's Basketball

The Tigers returned to their winning ways in Aijha Blackwell’s first start since the season opener.
‘We’ll celebrate all night:’ Missouri’s nightmare is Charleston Southern’s pinnacle Men's Basketball

The win was the Buccaneers’ first over a Power 5 team since 2014
Missouri can’t overcome slow start in upset loss to Charleston Southern Men's Basketball

The Tigers will look to snap a three game losing streak on Saturday against Temple.
Tilmon hits first career triple in win over Wofford Men's Basketball

Tilmon is averaging 10.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per game this season.

SPORTS

Missouri beats Temple, snaps losing streak

Many of the Tigers’ struggles from previous games remained, but Missouri held on for a 10-point win.

OPINION

COLUMN: The monetary drawbacks of making it home for holidays

In a world where the “poor college student” life has become a reality, prices of mass transportation should be the least of ou . . .

COLUMN: Active shooter drills need change after decade of mass shootings in schools Opinion

The same active shooter drills have been used in schools and the amount of gun violence in schools calls for change in those drill ...
COLUMN: If someone is complicit in a problem, they are part of the problem Opinion

When it comes to the dehumanization and discrimination of minorities, neutrality isn’t an option.
COLUMN: Would impeachment legitimize American democracy? Opinion

In the midst of a massive political divide, one can’t help but wonder if following through with an impeachment trial and removin ...
COLUMN: Accessibility is like homework, it’s required but everyone treats it like it’s above and beyond Opinion

Debates have two sides, those who agree and those who don’t. Accessibility shouldn’t have two sides, therefore it shouldn’t ...

Bird is gone, but scooters will be back in Columbia soon, city says

Odom’s out: Sterk on coaching search, state of program and future

New connection emerges between Special Olympics Missouri and UM System

Kemper Fellow recipients emphasize hands on, continual learning in classroom

Quit Tobacco Now helps community members quit smoking addictions

Four Directions offers native perspective on Thanksgiving

IDE holds open forum, asks public what they want in next vice chancellor

Sterk, Cartwright hope Missouri’s misfortune stirs reform within NCAA

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NEWS

Student dies after being hit by vehicle on College Avenue

Mizzou College Democrats and ASUM host debate watch party Student Politics

MU gun violence panel discusses recent violence in Columbia, next steps Student Politics

MU makes three-year commitment to Aspire to diversify STEM faculty, teaching University

Bird is gone, but scooters will be back in Columbia soon, city says On Campus

Blackwell leads Tigers to commanding victory over Saint Louis Women's Basketball

‘We’ll celebrate all night:’ Missouri’s nightmare is Charleston Southern’s pinnacle Men's Basketball

Missouri can’t overcome slow start in upset loss to Charleston Southern Men's Basketball

Tilmon hits first career triple in win over Wofford Men's Basketball

SPORTS

Missouri beats Temple, snaps losing streak

OPINION

COLUMN: The monetary drawbacks of making it home for holidays

COLUMN: Active shooter drills need change after decade of mass shootings in schools Opinion

COLUMN: If someone is complicit in a problem, they are part of the problem Opinion

COLUMN: Would impeachment legitimize American democracy? Opinion

COLUMN: Accessibility is like homework, it’s required but everyone treats it like it’s above and beyond Opinion