Over the past decades, tattooing and piercing has shifted from being a counterculture-focused scene to an accepted practice about self-expression of all forms
Columbia’s Iron Tiger Tattoo...
White asked participants to take charge of their story and write about what they want — not what the audience does
In Nancy White's Write On! Workshop, writers find their truths and put...
Emilia Hansen, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chair
• March 19, 2024
The Brook & The Bluff is an alternative indie band originally hailing from Mountain Brook, Alabama and Bluff Park, Alabama — hence the unique derivation of the band’s name.
Local students share their love for MU by getting involved and sharing their personal experiences
MU’s campus is filled with communities of students from all around the world. However,...
As time moves on, these safe places help the university feel more like home
Every August, students make the move from their home bases to MU. For freshmen, this usually means moving away...
Columbia is home to many properties that have passed through several hands of ownership, some changing and some preserved to be as exactly as they were 100 years ago
Tanner Ott
People...
Pets around campus create a hopeful atmosphere for students away from home with smiles and support
According to Forbes, about 66% of households own a pet. Ninety-seven percent of pet owners...
On the rainy Saturday of Sept. 23, dozens of vendors, organizations, non-profits, volunteers and one horse stationed themselves in the streets of downtown Columbia for the first day of Mid-Missouri PrideFest.
The Missouri Theatre lobby was filled with displays of MU students’ artwork along with its typical eager audience members as art-lovers alike gathered for the annual Chancellor’s Art Showcase.
