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Columbia College’s Sam Gelven had his leg shattered last season, but he’s back for his senior season, chasing his dreams of a professional soccer career.

The 70-year-old Carson & Barnes circus came to Columbia on Monday.

COLUMBIA — It took 10 games for the Columbia College men’s soccer team to find a dominating lineup, but the Cougars finally achieved it with a 3-1 victory Wednesday over Illinois-Springfield.

Hickman's 2-1 victory against Rock Bridge on Wednesday improved the Kewpies' record in Class 3 District 2 play to 4-0.

Gilbert Moye, a reserve safety, is accused of punching his roommate on the chin after a fight in a residence hall.

COLUMBIA — MU police are investigating the appearance of racially offensive graffiti in the bathroom of a university classroom building.

Wal-Mart executive Beth Schommer of the MU Department of Textile and Apparel Management discussed Wal-Mart’s new environmentally friendly strategy in a lecture Wednesday.

Having traveled from the south of California to the north of Maine, Gale Fuller has vivid memories of his years with the circus. As he painted stories of his past for nearly 30 intent listeners, Fuller made the words come alive.

The end-users identified in Operation Raw Deal, an international black market steroid sting, could be criminally prosecuted.

A brief breakdown story of a monkey that eluded capture on campus back in May of 1943.

Missouri has received federal funding to study the logistics of adding truck-only lanes to Interstate 70, but its $3.5 billion estimated cost is not currently in MoDOT’s budget.

Officials are trying to locate the owner of a monkey that bit a 7-year-old boy in Stephens Lake Park on Saturday.

Members of the Board of Curators met Wednesday to discuss the search for a new general counsel.

Members of the Board of Curators are meeting today to discuss the search for a new general counsel.