College Headlines

Who will be the Starting QB?

Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO

11 hours ago by Nate Taylor: Muleskinner

Hey UCM fans,

So it has come upon us once again. Who will be the Mules' football team's starting quarterback?

Honestly, nobody knows yet.

I've talked to a lot of people on the team and in the athletic department and the answers are all the same. They don't know yet.

New Mode of Transportation May be Illegal

Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO

10 hours ago by Bryanna Lindblom: Muleskinner

A growing fad creeping through the University of Central Missouri's campus might be more eco-friendly than the traditional mode of transportation, but are owners fully informed about the legality of their latest toy: The scooter?

Neil Meyers, State Coordinator for the Missouri Motorcycle Safety Program, said they are not.

Andrew Cook

Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri, MO

11 hours ago by Drew Woolery: Muleskinner

Here are all of the photos of Andrew Cook that didn't make it into the paper this week; enjoy!

-Drew Woolery

Ranking in the top

The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK

1 day ago by Submitted

"U.S. News" and "World Report" again has ranked OCU among the best in the west.

The next edition of the magazine, which will be available on newsstands Aug. 25, lists OCU in the top tier of masters-level universities in the western United States.

OCU ranks 11 in "Great Schools," "Great Prices" and 25 among "Best Universities."

Earth Talk

The Campus, Oklahoma City University, OK

1 day ago by Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine

Dear EarthTalk: Everyone knows we should recycle metal, glass and plastic cans and bottles, but what about all the lids, tops and caps? I see people recycling plastic bottles, for example, with their caps on, but I've always been told to thrown them out. Is that wrong? -- Stefanie Gandolfi, Oakland, CA

Confident Casey

The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR

3 days ago by Bart Pohlman

For the first time in his collegiate career, Casey Dick is undisputed.

The Arkansas quarterback is just that - Arkansas' quarterback.

There are no more Robert Johnsons, Mitch Mustains or even Darren McFaddens to take his position from him.

It's all his and it will be all his when Arkansas opens its season Saturday against Western Illinois.

Harassment case won't go away

The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO

3 days ago by Derek Simons

After publishing an article last week on the sexual harassment case ("Tenured professors resign to avoid third investigation" - 08/18/08), it was natural that there would be some comments on our Web site.

What I didn't expect was to have my e-mail account bombarded by anonymous messages from both sides, so perhaps it's best to clear up a few points here.

Morton's vision for UMKC - the 'Decision Theater'

The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO

2 days ago by Derek Simons

UMKC Provost Gail Hackett presented a new high-tech initiative to the Faculty Senate at its meeting on Aug. 18. It is called the "Decision Theater."

"Leo's [Interim Chancellor Morton] already off and running with it," Hackett said. "He'll probably have the money to build it before we've even finished talking about it.

Movie review - Vicky Cristina Barcelona

The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO

2 days ago by Jesus Butler

Whether you love or hate Woody Allen, you have got to give the man credit: his work does not offer the run-of-the-mill Hollywood experience.

Part of that may be because the acclaimed writer and director has recently distanced himself from the Hollywood scene, preferring instead to shoot his films on foreign soil.

Sleep.dreamer, The Sailor Sequence perform at MNU

The Trailblazer Times, MidAmerica Nazarene University, KS

1 day ago by Nathan Beck

Music resonated from Land Gymnasium on Saturday evening.

The Sailor Sequence and Sleep.dreamer performed on the MNU campus on Saturday, Aug. 23 during Welcome Week. The concert, sponsored by ASG, helped unify the campus, and encouraged people to meet and interact with each other while listening to some local music.