By: Briana Logan

Alone and isolated. That’s how Eric Lee found one of the regular customers at his Dallas restaurant, Peking Chef. Day after day, the elderly man would sit in his usual corner booth and order the same entrée off the menu. Lee sat down across from the man ...

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Bob Cragle, assistant director of Campus Safety, will retire in February. Cragle has been an MU employee for almost seven years, and some of his proudest accomplishments embodied his job description. “When I first came here, I told my boss, Paul Murphy, ...

By: Sarah Hite

Ten MU students who visited Jamaica Jan. 4-10 for a week of service as part of a Theology and the Church course are reflecting on their many “firsts,” from visiting various orphanages to cutting sugar cane with machetes. Students stayed at Rev. Patrick M...

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By: April Dulksy

   Alone and isolated.  That’s how Eric Lee found one of the regular customers at his Dallas restaurant, Peking Chef. Day after day, the elderly man would sit in his usual corner booth and order the same entrée off the menu.&nb...

By: Amanda Jamieson

   It’s 6:45 on a Monday morning and you forgot to set your alarm the night before. You awake feeling well rested, yet a rush of anxiety fills the air as you realize you overslept by an hour. Scrambling to get ready, you grab your keys and...

By: Compilied by Justin Mulligan

We've got to ask: Coca Cola or Pepsi? In our newest opinion based feature, we can't help but ask students what they really think....

By: Mike Pena

Confused? Disturbed? Anxious? There's a crackdown on sport safety and the source of this extra care is coming from trainers....

By: Will McHale

When Cougar Radio returns, don't expect the old MU radio experience, instead, you'll be hearing the roar of a professional quality college station....

By: April Dulsky

While we've all heard the trick about imagining the audience in their underwear, students in the new the public speaking courses are learning more effective tricks to becoming effective speakers....

By: Kate Bunton

No credits and no cost, Fitness 101 isn't a course, but you'll still be school on how to get in shape if you enlist in HOPE's newest program ....

By: Andrea Orton

What does the Super Bowl, a knitted hat, grocery bagging, and $200 worth of hands have in common? Find out how all four played into MU student efforts to raise money for Haiti....

By: Dom Dellos

Students took a walking tour of historic Harlem and discovered the present day low crime, renaissance reality....

By: Staff Reporter

Local bands and universities are pumping up the volume in preparation for Concert for a Cure 8 coming this April. All spring look to The Highlander for more coverage on this benefit event....

By: Elizabeth Davis

Campus safety hears student concerns, cracking down on crime with new measures....

By: Megan Carey

From organization to follow through, MU students are giving more upcoming service trips and projects. ...