MOVE Features Archives - Page 17 of 21

The 12th annual Harvest Hootenanny celebrates community

Sapna Amin • October 18, 2021

The Center of Urban Agriculture brought citizens of CoMo together under one pavilion to celebrate the past growing season and local agriculture

Parker McCollum brings the sound of Texas country music to the Midwest

Abby Woloss • October 13, 2021

Parker McCollum performed the last show at The Blue Note’s Summerfest concert series on Sept. 3, and my fellow concertgoers left me feeling a little bewildered, while McCollum left me starstruck

Georgi Gnibus styles the town with her new Rad by Design clothing business in the Student Center

Abby Woloss • October 12, 2021

Who knew thrifted clothes could feel and look so good? Georgi Gnibus’ passion for secondhand apparel led her to opening up a clothing business

‘Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience’ comes to St. Louis

Kylie Mesmer • October 11, 2021

Become one with the art that made an ordinary man a legend

CoMo Shorts returns to Columbia for third annual showcase

Camila Fowler and Sapna Amin • October 10, 2021

After booming success in previous years, CoMo Shorts film showcase invited filmmakers, students and audiences to a night of short films.

An inside look at the new faces of True/False Film Fest

Joy Mazur • October 5, 2021

Three new directors plan to build on the existing legacy of True/False Film Fest to lead the program forward.

Introducing MU’s 2021 Homecoming Royalty

Ashlynn Perez and Kylie Mesmer • October 1, 2021

The candidates discussed everything from their favorite memory at MU to their biggest fan in the stands.

New local zero waste business The Clean Refill offers green alternative to commercial buying

Katie Gallaway • September 30, 2021

The Clean Refill sells products in glass containers, which are returned when empty only to be cleaned and refilled before they are sold again.

Ten books you can purchase with nonprofit Peace Nook’s book club

Lucy Valeski and Lillian Metzmeier • September 9, 2021

The book club gives customers at the Peace Nook the opportunity to buy 10 books from their selection and receive their 11th pick for free. Check out these top 10 titles on Peace Nook’s shelves.

Sam Elfanbaum captures life on East Campus on Instagram @eastcampusphotobook

Mia Rugai • May 17, 2021

MU student and member of Columbia-based band Post Sex Nachos, Sam Elfanbaum displays everyday activity across the East Campus neighborhood on Instagram @eastcampusphotobook. The account provides followers...

‘This Rain Will Never Stop’ attempts a heartbreaking and visually stunning story, but lacks cohesion

Charlie Recchia • May 8, 2021

A great documentary is defined by how it makes a topic interesting through impressive filmmaking. A documentary could be about something as boring as filing taxes, and if a filmmaker can make it interesting...

True/False: “Summer of Soul” revels in joy of music

Anna Kochman • May 7, 2021

Ask any self-respecting music junkie about the summer of 1969, and they’ll tell you about the greatest music festival of the ‘60s: Woodstock. Psychedelia, drug overdoses and some of the greatest rock...