Tom Warhover

Exploring the finer points of how the Missourian decides whether it's a "drive-thru" or a "drive-through."

The song, just like the inverted pyramid itself, is stupidly brilliant.

Competition makes for odd companions. Hope springs for a record snow. Bracketology can make Jayhawk lovers out of the most loyal MU fans. Reporters chase their tails in the Mike Anderson Hog Watch.

Ever-evolving social media may change the way we think about values like transparency and impartiality, but never the way we think about professionalism. Check out the Missourian's newest conflicts-of-interest policy.

This week, the Missourian and Vox launched Kachingle, a "crowdfunding" effort to support good journalism.

People needed facts to fight the fear, which was in steady supply during Wednesday's “gunman” scare. All this, perhaps, because of single Twitter message. Did you buy it?

The Missourian and the Columbia Daily Tribune have both been recognized for excellence by the Missouri Press Association.

Good news for Rose Nolen in Sedalia; also, an update on the discussion on life stories and obituaries, and the Case of the Secret Barbecue Teams.

The Missourian looks for the life story beyond the sparse facts of a standard obituary. But in doing so, do reporters unfairly invade families' privacy?

New job descriptions and changes to the work flow should help the Missourian emphasize its digital-first goal.

Despite skepticism and a changing field, journalism graduates are finding jobs in the field.

The decision about how — and when — to publish the Derrick Washington story sparked debate in the Missourian newsroom about identifying victims, using social media and raising unanswered questions.

The Columbia Area Jobs Foundation and Regional Economic Development Inc. are likely to play roles in future deals as well.

The Vox online coordinator will begin thinking about ways to bring the best of print and the Web to Apple's latest gadget.

Although its editors made a decision to pass on coverage of the most recent Central Missouri Honor Flight trip, the Missourian should be seeking out an innovative way to report on these kinds of recurring events.

Was MU offered a Big Ten spot? News types are reporting it was. Doesn't mean it's true.

The effects from meth are worse than those from K2.

The conversation about conflict-of-interest moved from the specific to the philosophical, from attending concerts of musicians raising funds for causes to whether we should throw the whole policy in the trash.

We'd like your input as students are proposing a new draft for the Missourian's conflicts-of-interest policy.