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‘St. Louis has the Tigers’: How Missouri football used ‘hometown’ environment to remain perfect

Matt Guzman • September 29, 2023

The first game back in “The Dome” since 2010 for Missouri football was a chance for it to show St. Louis what it was capable of. Thirty-four points and 60 minutes later, the Tigers did exactly that, improving to 4-0 on the season.

Revisiting Sophia Coppola’s ‘Lost in Translation,’ the ultimate comfort film for college students

Ella Faw • September 20, 2023

‘Lost in Translation’ is a film that offers profound comfort to those experiencing loneliness, but ironically risks isolating entire demographics of the audience.

Missouri football fans describe their bond with the Tigers

Joey Van Zummeren • September 6, 2023

“I don’t care how bad we are, or how good we are. I’m always going to cheer for Mizzou”.

A Collection of Poems by Dana Beattie

Dana Lee Beattie • May 9, 2023

Artist Statement: This collection of poems is titled “When Grief Comes, Love Sings.” For anyone struggling with losing a loved one, these poems were written to help deal. In Loving Memory...

Details make the difference: The unnoticed ornaments on Memorial Union that tell a story

Audrey Norquest | Graphics by Fiona Wilton | Photos by Michael Baniewicz • April 17, 2023

Get up close and personal with Memorial Union to notice the meaningful ornaments that bring the tower to life. Part 1: The Peak Destined to be the center of university life,...

The Kappa Delta house chef is far more than just a cook

Max Shapiro | Graphics by Isaac Lewis • April 17, 2023

House chef Stan Lewis approaches his 40th anniversary with the chapter and, for many, is a beloved member of the chapter.

Fifth-generation Tiger: Brett Kercher carries on family legacy

Amber Roldan • April 17, 2023

Although his family ties to the university played a role in his decision to become a tiger, the biochemistry major fell in love with the university on his own and continues to embrace his past, present and future with MU.

A glimpse into Roots N Blues & True/False

The Multimedia Team • April 17, 2023

Made by Sophie Rentschler A note from the Multimedia Editor These excellent multimedia pieces recap two of the largest festivals that Columbia has to offer: Roots N Blues and True/False Film...

A Collection of Poems by Bri Davis

Bri Davis • April 17, 2023

Artist Statement: This series is a series about my people. The ones I call my home, my community, my story. Our story. I love my people, and I'll do everything to show all the things my people can do,...

A Collection of Poems by Savvy Sleevar

Savvy Sleevar • April 17, 2023

These poems have been very special to me since I started writing this collection in high school. This collection encapsulates my experience growing up and the emotions that come with getting older. They highlight the events we go through as young adults and the feelings of yearning, wonder and yes, the sadness that comes with them. In their full forms, they are actually song lyrics that I have written over the span of three years, and with each one radiates a different melody to me. I hope that the reader feels that same melodic effect that I felt when I wrote them, and that they are able to find their own meaning within each line.

AI Art leaves many questioning what it means to be an artist

Benjamin Miller | Images from Night Cafe • April 17, 2023

AI Art has expanded the playing field for who can proudly call themselves an artist after the software has effectively made creative processes easier.

Expanding Shanthi Mandir, Columbia’s sole Hindu temple

Maya Anand | Photos by Sruthi Ramesh • April 17, 2023

Unlike other Missouri temples, Shanthi Mandir lacks the space to provide certain cultural and religious services. But, in order to expand, the temple must raise $1 million