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Local indie band drona’s new album expresses a family’s creative passion

Sydney Minor • April 17, 2023

Local indie rock band drona is releasing its latest project, “keen eyes with a grim smile” this Friday. Siblings Arjuna, Surya, and Pasha Raghu detail their creative processes behind the album.

A Collection of Poems by Kampbell Hemeyer

Kampbell Hemeyer • 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.

REVIEW: Big Mama Chim’s Noodle House creates a delightfully comforting atmosphere with Thai cuisine

Alex Goldstein • April 17, 2023

Another local hidden gem, the sounds and smells of the Thai kitchen bring lovingly delicious, yet paradoxically unseen cuisine to Columbia.

Ukrainian Journalist Svitlana Synkovska Reflects on Her Family’s Experience as Refugees

Dana Lee Beattie | Photo Courtesy of Svitlana Synkovska | Graphics By Kate Formhals • April 16, 2023

Content warning: This article contains mentions of the ongoing war in Ukraine. "Momma wake up, war has started!" In late Feb. 2022, Svitlana Synkovska woke up to shouting...

Rodeo’s generational resilience

Annie Goldman | Audio by Maggie Girardi | Photos by Trent Bushner, Curtis Long and Craig Philpot • April 15, 2023

MU students’ love of rodeos remains strong, despite the lack of involvement opportunities on campus.

Jazz thrives in Columbia, but MU students are absent

Annie Goldman & Sterling Sewell | Photos by Sterling Sewell • April 4, 2023

The “We Always Swing” Jazz Series and other local organizations bring jazz to the public and offer incentives for youth involvement, but MU students aren’t showing up.

Columbia community remembers the life of Harlan

Zach Akeson | Photo by Sruthi Ramesh • February 12, 2023

Students and community members have made gestures remembering the Great Pyrenees after he passed away Feb. 7.

1990’s MU perfectly preserved in a board game

Ever Cole | Video by Eric Keikeben • February 12, 2023

$7 thrift store find for a board game that perfectly encapsulates MU culture? I think yes!

The Burney Sisters talk touring, creative process and the importance of inspiration

Scout Hudson | Graphic by Jasmine Greene • January 30, 2023

The three teenage sisters have rapidly become a rising name in the folk-rock scene — and they have no plans of slowing down.

Spirits or Speculation?: A closer look at MU’s supposedly haunted places

Savvy Sleevar, Photos Courtesy of University Archives | Photos by Sophia Scheller • October 21, 2022

According to eyewitnesses and supernatural researchers alike, MU may be haunted by several ghosts. In the spirit of “spooky season,” discover the supernatural history of five locations on campus.

If plant stalks could talk: an inherited native garden with a past

Tayler Gilmore | Photos by Emma Rae Gerwin • October 11, 2022

After seeing milkweed blooming in her front yard, Kellie Campbell realized there was more than just greenery growing near her home, but a memorable connection to Carolyn Spier, the previous owner of the house.