For some, homecoming at the University of Missouri is a distant memory, a remnant echo of crazy college stories. For others, it is a calling, a reminder that no matter where life takes them, they’ll...

Truman the Tiger has fulfilled a legacy of prancing around sports games and twirling his fluffy black and gold tail while wowing crowds with his silly antics since 1986. In 1998, the University of Missouri...

At the University of Missouri, many eye-catching plants can be seen on the designated tree trails on campus, especially as the autumn season approaches. Mizzou’s campus is a botanic garden and Level...

“To the house, to the house, to the house!”  Whenever Mike Kelly’s iconic touchdown catchphrase booms over Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium and echoes out into the streets of downtown Columbia...

It seems that at every corner you turn on the University of Missouri campus, another artistic vision comes to fruition. Whether students came to Mizzou with artistic passion or were inspired by the campus,...

The amphitheater outside the Reynolds Journalism Institute was full of laughter and excited chatter on Wednesday Sept. 10. Attendees of the University of Missouri Poets Society’s first open mic eagerly...

Free Bass Unlimited was a music event that featured a diverse range of music from various performers. The event was a combined effort from The Modern Agora and the University of Missouri’s Music Production...

I recently closed a significant chapter in my life, and with that ending came the quiet threat of the “sophomore slump” people always warn you about. It was a familiar feeling since I had fallen into...

I’ve enjoyed Big Thief’s music since eighth grade, when my best friend picked out their 2016 debut album “Masterpiece” from a gloriously large CD binder in her mom’s car. That drive introduced...

I first discovered Twenty One Pilots in 2013, when they were the little-known opener for Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco on the Save Rock and Roll Tour. I was 7, way too young to attend but old enough...

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....

If there’s one thing Sabrina Carpenter knows how to do, it’s romanticize heartbreak and lousy men. Her seventh studio album, “Man’s Best Friend,” consists of 12 songs that do just that, with...