“For me, it's being able to bring this type of culture onto campus and make it known,” Sandra Vasquez said.
MU’s Department of Theatre and School of Music partnered to create Saturday’s Broadway-themed halftime show.
The switch to the SEC has affected many aspects of Columbia and MU over the past 10 years.
Community members gathered at Speakers Circle to raise awareness for the death of Mahsa Amini.
Unpaid internships are facing new scrutiny from colleges, state lawmakers and student activists.
MU released its 2022 Annual Fire Safety and Security Report, which details crime statistics and safety policies for campus.
The researchers, Matthias J. Young and Xiaoqing He, will focus on lithium-ion battery limitations.
Texting can save valuable time when deciding whether a nursing home patient should go to a hospital, an MU researcher said.
MU has not announced when part or all of the garage may need to be closed for repairs.
The Department of Education grant will benefit the McNair program for five years.
Carmen Cirstea's studies, funded by a $300,000 grant, could help future stroke patients rehabilitate more effectively.
Five MU students were selected to attend, along with students from the SEC's 13 other institutions.
Aly Raisman came to MU on Wednesday to talk about mental health and the importance of self-care.
The university’s Title IX website now assures survivors that they can talk with campus journalists without being reported.
The Missouri Tigers will face the Auburn Tigers at 11 a.m. Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama.
The centers will also partner with MU College of Veterinary Medicine for research into cancer treatment for animals.
Band members from 11 high schools performed with Marching Mizzou in Saturday’s halftime show.
The new addition of the diagnostic lab is set to open in 2024 for student and faculty use.
Harjeev Singh created Helping Hands to support students financially and address underlying causes of community health issues.
The college's Science Club started planting tomatoes and peppers in July and donates the produce to a local food bank.
Kickoff is at 11 a.m. Central Standard Time at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Missouri.
The "Art of Being ME" exhibit continues through Sept. 30 at Stephens College.
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