Opinion

Karl Miller gives budding journalists the advice to leave their opinions and personal agendas out of news stories.

Sturtz will work for clear council procedures and for a future Columbia that is sustainable and has the quality of life that many here desire.

Paul Sturtz would represent the First Ward with the same kind of just, capable, well-informed and imaginative civic commitment he has applied to all his other work in Columbia.

More government wouldn't hurt a thing — in fact, it's needed now. Left to their own devices, people and corporations generally can’t be trusted to do the right thing. We need government to step in and increase regulation.

The atmosphere leads to anxiety and frustration that can later cause bullying and other harmful situations in school.

Robert Mugabe is expected to continue controlling Zimbabwe, where his oppressive regime has ruled since 1980.

The director of the program has continually invited anti-Israel speakers to campus without inviting anyone with opposing views.

State legislators have been busy shutting down much-needed proposals

Improper use of "they" when referring to a team takes all the fun out of basketball season.

The first week as a father revealed some difficulty of with feeding a baby and some unexpected help from a family pet.

As the most qualified candidate, Ines Segert is pushing for a more open and accountable board.

Bringing in jobs and reducing the crime rate should be priorities on the council’s to-do list.

The Missouri Supreme Court upheld the ruling that the MKT bridge belongs to Union Pacific Railroad, who is in charge of removing it ­­­­­­— much to the ire of Jay Nixon.

An exploration into the issue of feeling entitled to special treatment based on personal background.

There is debate whether Vladimir Putin’s handpicked successor, Dmitry Medvedev, will be under Putin’s influence or his own man.

The 54-cent increase to the school tax being proposed in the April election is going to take some selling and some explaining.

The Missourian’s Managing Editor Reuben Stern discusses how the paper has been debunking traditional journalistic techniques.

Working for the council is a full-time job that should come with a full-time salary.

Plants are living beings like ourselves. They are constantly absorbing, using and eliminating a variety of substances, all governed by processes ruled at the molecular level.

None of the presidential hopefuls have executive experience, so voters need to look at other issues to determine the best candidate.