From Colombia to Columbia: Promising student composer performs his original piece at MU’s School of Music Maya Anand • October 18, 2022 Music composition student, Harry González, performed his original composition at a MU School of Music recital on Sept. 23, 2022.
REVIEW: Bleachers leave everything on stage Sophia Anderson • October 11, 2022 The New Jersey band headlined the final day of the festival on Sunday, simultaneously concluding their How Dare You Want More Tour.
Friday night sets the stage for the remainder of Roots N Blues Amber Roldan • October 11, 2022 The annual Roots N Blues festival kicked off Oct. 7 at Stephens Lake Park. Wilco headlined the first night l after numerous other esteemed musicians took the stage.
Textile and Apparel Management showcase welcomed visitors to learn more about the College of Arts and Sciences Story by Amber Roldan • October 11, 2022 Friday’s TAM event showcased cutting edge technology, student scholarship winners, research projects and physical garment displays.
Indy Fest comes home to Columbia Story by Scout Hudson • October 10, 2022 The multi-media festival at Rose Music Hall will feature musicians, comedians and visual galleries Sept. 30-Oct. 1.
Student fashion turns heads this fall Story by Ashley Rodio • October 10, 2022 For these students, fashion is not just what you wear to class, it is a form of expression
MU Professor’s newest book celebrates Columbia Emma Zawacki • October 2, 2022 Dr. Stephen Sayers’ newest book, “100 Things To Do In Columbia, MO Before You Die,” explores 100 must-see things from around the city.
Take a mental break at the District’s Wellness Weekend Lily Wilcox • September 24, 2022 Reconnect with yourself this weekend with events and promotions from Columbia’s self-care and mental health businesses.
Queer filmmaking showcased at the Ragtag Lucy Valeski • September 22, 2022 The nonprofit film theater continues their tradition of making queer cinema visible in Missouri during Mid Mo Pride Fest this weekend.
Artist Vince Houston adds a touch of whimsy to mid-Missouri art scene Savvy Sleevar • September 20, 2022 From dragonflies to dinosaurs, mid-Missouri artist Vince Houston loves creating opulent sculptures of animals large and small.
New garden strengthens community Caleb McDairmant • September 18, 2022 Mizzou Botanic Garden began the next phase of the George Washington Carver project with the installation of a second garden at Tara Apartments.
COMO bites: A guide to the city’s best restaurants and coffee shops Egan Ward • August 30, 2022 Ditch the dining plan, and get a taste of some of Columbia’s finest eats
