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Key victories for the Tigers included major decisions from senior Josh Wagner, senior Raymond Jordan and sophomore Max Askren.

Angus McDougall, former head of the photojournalism department during the 1970s, is donating the money to the MU School of Journalism with plans to create the McDougall Center of Photojournalism Studies.

The PedNet coalition is seeking applicants for two part-time temporary positions.

Some plan to save rather than spend their tax rebate.

Proposals for six projects to expand Columbia sidewalks, trails and pedways will be up for public discussion Tuesday night.

Cardinal John Foley, the former president of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, will speak at the Newman Center on relations between media and religion. This is the first time the Newman Center will host a cardinal.

MU’s Center for the Literary Arts has worked to bring in poets from Chicago, Seattle and Burlington, Vt.

Ready to work? In case you’re looking for a way to get involved, here are some contacts for the various presidential campaigns.

With the Missouri primaries less than two weeks away, the amount of time for citizens to apply for absentee ballots and find polling places is running out.

A partnership between the city of Columbia and Dow Chemical will create a solar power demonstration project at the West Ash Pump Station.

Since the end of the Communist era, the press in Eastern Europe has pursued independence. Some countries have overcome impediments to a free press, while others are still struggling to achieve independence.