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The MU School of Music received a $1.4 million donation from Rex and Jeanne Sinquefield. The gift was announced before the MU Chancellor's Concert.

The 2013 Mizzou Dance Marathon became the largest student-run philanthropy operation when it raised $152,402.44 for the MU Children's Hospital. Donations will be accepted through April 1.

The card's unclear statistics do little to separate it from other, similar college shopping tools, some MU and other higher education leaders say.

A three-eighths-cent sales tax on the April 2 ballot would provide millions of dollars to build and staff a new facility.

The board will vote on items including a tiered transportation plan and a two-day assessment period for incoming kindergarteners. 

Marcy Luebbert and Roberta Mahannah's favorite city bus route is the 103 Green Northeast Loop because it has everything on it: bank, doctor, grocery stores and restaurants.

The Missourian will take part in celebrating Missouri's open record law as part of Sunshine Week.

The General Assembly's Oral Health Caucus met Monday night to hear about the accessibility of oral health care in Missouri.

The Tigers host the Bulldogs on Wednesday at 4 p.m.

The federal government rejected more Freedom of Information Act requests in 2012 than ever before, the two main reasons were national security and internal deliberations.

Florida (No. 13) remains the only ranked team in the SEC but dropped two spots after losing to Kentucky. Gonzaga, Duke, Indiana, Louisville and Georgetown are this week's top five.

The to-do list for the next pope includes dealing with the church's failures to protect children worldwide, fighting against religious persecution and strengthening relationships with other religions.

Adela Walter worked at Walmart as a greeter for the past five years.

Adela Walter was an active member of Alive In Christ Lutheran Church and worked as a greeter at Walmart.

until we learn how to live with people different from "us," we shall always have fear of "them." And as we live in fear we will continue to have conflicts. We must understand 'one love' for all.

The government doesn't have the right to erode the constitutional rights of its citizens because they're not the source of those rights.

MU's Faculty Council is still determining which online voting system to use and whether to accept proposed changes to the wording of a motion that, in effect, would give non-tenure-track faculty voting rights.

Pat Brown, the chair of the oratorical committee and member of the Downtown Optimist Club, shares the first, second and third place winners of the 2012-13 oratorical contest.

Lillie Beatrice "Bea" Smith noted for her attention to detail, gardening, cooking, agricultural interests and being an avid Missouri Tigers football fan.

Lillie Beatrice Smith of Columbia died peacefully in her home on Sunday. She was 91.