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UM System President Tim Wolfe touched on campus strategic plans, growth in online learning and the lessons he's learned in the past year.

Columbia Public Schools is working to make sure schools have the right technology to test students under new academic standards. Meanwhile, media specialists are working to tweak their curriculum.

A combination of rising consumer debt and a bleak economic future is creating a growing perception that America is at risk of losing its superpower status. But America is not necessarily worse than in the 1950s. The media over time has created a false sense of a normal socioeconomic status.

The Board of Adjustment voted unanimously Tuesday to issue a conditional use permit that will allow the operation of a micro distillery in North Central Columbia.

At Speak Your Mind, a forum hosted by Hickman High School, students and a group of panelists discussed violence in schools and gun control. 

Two properties on the Stephens College campus could be rezoned for office purposes.

The Tigers are 0-5 on the road, even after injury issues have faded, and 14-0 at home.

Sudarshan Loyalka, curators' professor of nuclear engineering at the MU Nuclear Science and Engineering Institute, answered the Missourian's questions about the latest move by North Korea's new leader, Kim Jong-un.

The resolution would ensure that no law could be enacted in Missouri that would abridge "the right of farmers and ranchers to employ modern farming technology and modern livestock production and ranching practices."

Ricardo Restrepo shares pictures he took of bald eagles flying around the MKT Nature and Fitness Trail and Twin Lakes Park.

With voting rights legislation making headlines once again, we cannot forget the struggle it took to get us where we are.

The Clarence Police Department said Fano was too aggressive for its purposes.

Peeler, who is currently an assistant coach at Division II Virginia Union University, has always wanted to coach for Missouri.

Stephens College used a balanced scoring attack and stingy first half defense to hold Benedictine (Ill.) Springfield at bay Tuesday night, 50-40.

The Cougars maintained their No. 1 ranking and undefeated season, rolling past conference foe Hannibal-LaGrange University, 68-50 Tuesday night.

The Kewpies soundly beat the Yellowjackets for their 22nd win of the season. 

With a 73-65 win, the Cougars are now 21-5 overall and 13-0 in America Midwest Conference play.

Tolton Catholic couldn't keep up with Helias Catholic, going scoreless in the fourth quarter and dropping the road matchup, 63-30.

Emilio Cuartero's tournament victory at the Farms Collegiate Invitational helped the No. 19 Missouri men's golf team capture third place in the team's spring opener.