“What the Constitution Means to Me,” a Tony-nominated play, was performed by a Mizzou alum and students at the Rhynsburger Theatre from Sept. 17-21.
The show, told in an autobiographical style,...
Despite it still feeling like summer outside, Columbia’s Agriculture Park was radiating fall energy on Saturday, Sept. 20, at the 16th Annual Harvest Hootenanny.
The event, hosted by Columbia Center...
Jamie Lu, Assistant DEI Chair & Assistant Data & Investigation Chief
• September 29, 2025
Editor's Note: Story updated on Oct. 8 to correct Paul Terraillon's grade level
According to the University of Missouri’s Open Doors Report, over 1000 international students were enrolled at the...
The sound of jazz filled downtown Columbia as the annual Mo Jazz Music Festival brought people together for a day of music and culture on the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 13. When the festival first kicked...
As the sun went down over Rose Park on Aug. 30, anticipation began to build among the crowd. For some, this may have been the first show they’d ever been to, and for others, the feeling was all too recognizable....
Kriti Dhaduvai, Joint-Visuals Director & Video Editor
• June 14, 2025
Soundcheck Practice Studios is a music studio created and owned by Kiley Grimes, who graduated this spring from the Trulaske College of Business at the University of Missouri. Located on...
On Nov. 5 of last year, Missourians voted to pass the 2024 Missouri Constitutional Amendment 3, which officially went into effect 30 days later. Among protections such as access to contraceptives, the...
Book lovers from around Columbia gathered in Jesse Auditorium on Friday, April 18 to listen to Unbound Book Festival’s 2025 keynote speaker, Min Jin Lee.
The event started with an introduction from...
Sounds of Bollywood, Filipino and Spanish music filled the North Courts at MizzouRec on the evening of April 11. The rhythmic clapping and clacking associated with Tinikling, a traditional Filipino folk...
University of Missouri students are familiar with the common sight of Derrick “Hacky Sack Man” Fogle as he frequently practices footbag in Speakers Circle. While he’s been a classic...
In collaboration with the Unbound Book Festival, Dismal Niche, an artist-operated programming organization in Columbia, hosted a free-jazz trio performance on Saturday, April 19.
The jazz trio consisted...
A zine titled “How to love like a bug,” comic books, one-of-a-kind stickers and a newsletter about growing up queer all find their homes in the artist-run gallery space, Stop-Gap Projects.
On Saturday,...
