Op-Ed

The selection of Gary Forsee as president shows that the UM System is committed to becoming a private university, which will hurt the public interest in the long run.

From Biblical times and ancient Greece, the Hellabore flower is among the most storied flowers around.

Whether the U.S. and Iran can repair its relationship is an open question despite recent developments.

For those cat owners who have seen their Christmas decorations destroyed, this carol is for you.

Gary Forsee has a slew of constituents to answer to, including the General Assembly and the residents of Columbia.

Keeping thugs off the street isn’t rocket science. It’s common sense.

Individuals might complain about the price of gas, but there are very few indications that we take the energy crisis seriously.

No settlement has been reached between the Albanians and Serbs, but it seems clear that neither side wants a renewal of violence.

Saving 10 percent for yourself will maximize your life in the long run.

The computer-assisted, comprehensive analysis represents the future of the newsroom at the same time the old Missourian presses get taken away.

The bill would bring jobs to Missouri and help clean up the environment

There are plenty of good ideas to make this country run smoother, but the United States is in need of a strong leader to execute these plans.

This notion of a level playing field is wishful thinking in that it ignores fundamental differences among people. We are all human; however, our dissimilarities abound.

President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela lost a referendum that would have made him president for life, while President Vladimir Putin of Russia gained more control over parliament.

Though debate rightfully rages over the consequence of John Merrill’s quote-lifting column, MU School of Journalism faculty say its ethical problem is set in stone.

The U.S. Constitution unambiguously says that “no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.”