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Finding your truth: Nancy White’s Write On! Workshop

Jasmine Jackson • May 7, 2024

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...

REVIEW: ‘Don’t Forget Me’ clings to nostalgia like a lifeline

Emma Zawacki • May 7, 2024

With 10 tracks, Maggie Rogers’ sophomore studio album “Don’t Forget Me” attempts to grapple with the reality of no longer being a child It’s seemingly that time of year. The...

REVIEW: Faye Webster takes an unexpected vocal twist on her album “Underdressed at the Symphony”

Zohra Basmadjian • May 6, 2024

Who would have imagined Faye Webster and Lil Yachty blending their voices in harmony–mixing rock with hip-hop style instrumentals? Unexpected, yet intriguing. Faye Webster started off...

Love, lust and tennis: Deconstructing Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Challengers’

Ava McCluer • May 6, 2024

This sports melodrama is a ‘love’ game with themes of jealousy and revenge — all on the tennis court “Challengers” is the sexiest movie of the year. Director Luca Guadagnino...

REVIEW: Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ is a near-future nightmare

Ava McCluer • April 30, 2024

A student journalist’s take on a film following war photographers in a dystopian America

The Brook & The Bluff grooves through ‘Bluebeard’ tour, lights up The Blue Note — literally

Emilia Hansen • April 30, 2024

The Brook & The Bluff enlivens the audience at the Columbia stop for its ‘Bluebeard’ spring tour. Following the release of The Brook & The Bluff’s third studio album, “Bluebeard,”...

The Boonslick Chordbusters serenade the Columbia community

Molly Levine • April 23, 2024

From homes to The Heidelberg, barbershop chorus spreads song across Columbia Every Tuesday from 7-9 p.m., a four-part harmony can be heard from inside Whitmore Recital Hall on campus. The...

Photo Story: “Sun-eater” — students travel to view solar eclipse’s path of totality

Shea McGraw • April 10, 2024

Wouter Montfooij’s class visited the path of totality to see the total solar eclipse

REVIEW: ‘Magic Mountain’ showcases the art of isolation and illness

Faith Jacoby • April 4, 2024

The film rawly captures the power of disease, loneliness and human connection in the mountains of Georgia Through raw, emotional footage captured in a decaying sanatorium called Abastumani...

The 96th Academy Awards: A critical look at Hollywood’s biggest night

Ava McCluer • April 4, 2024

Oscars Sunday is my favorite holiday.

The Brook & The Bluff set to headline at The Blue Note

Emilia Hansen • 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.

Townies find a home within home at MU

Elise Banks • March 15, 2024

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,...