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From the Blind Boone Home to the Tiger Hotel — a deeper look at Columbia’s most iconic historic properties

Dylan Barbee & Logan Gee • March 15, 2024

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...

Furry Friends making a strong impact in Columbia

Alyssa Royston & Emily Skidmore • March 15, 2024

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...

Night three of True/False Film Fest or the best night of your life?: The Saturday Night Rose Showcase

Jae Green • March 15, 2024

One thing that I love about music is its spontaneity. The ability to completely surprise and shift me, to the point where I can feel it in my bones that this night and this concert will be cathartic.

Texan Tigers’ Ode to Texas Roadhouse

Alyssa Royston, Jae Green, Raigan Clay and Emily Skidmore • March 14, 2024

In mid-October, the theme of this year’s MOVE Mag was announced, “Home Away From Home." Sitting around the newsroom table were four Texans.

Home Sweet Home: Musicians return to the Columbia music scene time after time

Molly Levine • March 14, 2024

From jazz bands to jam bands, the Columbia music scene is home to many genres of music.

Exchange student Helena Lee reflects on seeing new places and missing home

Sarah Woods • March 14, 2024

Helena Lee’s decision to leave her hometown of Seoul, South Korea, and study in the United States for a semester was not an easy one.

Mid-Missouri PrideFest brought community together

Aurora Nicol • March 14, 2024

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.

REVIEW: Sumira Roy’s ‘Obsolete’ sheds light on the topic of euthanasia and autonomy

Sophia Smolenski • March 12, 2024

Peace is not a feeling I would associate with the word obsolete.

REVIEW: Sentinel Park Showcase features local singer-songwriters

Emilia Hansen • March 12, 2024

Sentinel Park, nestled in the center of Columbia’s Arcade District, hosted artists Blue-Eyed Mary and Rae Fitzgerald for the Sentinel Park Showcase — one of several concert events offered at the annual True/False Film Fest, which took place on March 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.