Missouri is known for its lush green landscapes, but that has been hard to see over the dry summer. The rivers that were once nearly overflowing their banks are extremely low, and brown has become the predominant color of the…
Editorial: The grotto what?
A duty to inform the public is one of the most important aspects of being a journalist. My entire existence a huge story has been right under my nose, and I have failed to notice it. This is my chance…
CAFNR freshman discovered knack for business at an early age
Most first-year college students focus on their studies and possibly pick up a side job in retail or on campus. But James “Jimmy” Copher is not your typical University of Missouri freshman. He excels in academics along with holding a…
Editorial: Open minds required to solve agriculture issues
One of my favorite things about agriculture is the industry’s diversity. It takes every aspect of the industry to meet the ever-growing consumer demand. With fewer than 2 percent of the world’s population engaged in farming or ranching, and the…
Opening weekend of deer season brings in almost 90,000
Saturday, Nov. 10, marked the opening day for rifle season across the state of Missouri. Fields and tree groves were spotted with blaze orange and the deer were up and running as thousands of hunters took to their stands in…
Tiger Pantry provides relief for some members of the MU family
Many MU students have more to worry about as they walk to class every day than the next paper they have to write. Some are wondering where their next meal will come from or how they will feed their families.…