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The Mountain Goats bring energy and folk to The Blue Note

Logan Gee • February 27, 2024

The Mountain Goats brought a colorful performance to The Blue Note, as MU students and other concertgoers alike gathered to watch and sing along.

REVIEW: ‘The Zone of Interest’ presents the horrors of Auschwitz from behind its walls

Ava McCluer • February 21, 2024

Do not be fooled by the label of historical drama; “The Zone of Interest” is undoubtedly a horror movie.

Activist Joyce Ladner reflects on years of advocacy and combatants

Faith Jacoby • February 21, 2024

On Jan. 24, the MU Division of Inclusion, Diversity and Equity hosted their annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration in the Reynolds Alumni Center.

Photo Story: Newman Center celebrates Fat Tuesday with Mardi Gras parade

Shea McGraw • February 21, 2024

Locals gather for food and entertainment on the weekend preceding Mardi Gras

REVIEW: Revisiting Graceland

Aurora Nicol & Faith Jacoby • February 16, 2024

After the release of the 2022 Warner Bros. film “Elvis,” starring Austin Butler as Elvis Presley, nicknamed “The King of Rock-and-Roll,” the adoration and criticism of one of America’s most influential figures of the 20th century has followed close behind.

REVIEW: “The Holdovers” is a new kind of holiday classic

Matthew Gerber • February 13, 2024

What makes a movie a Christmas classic?

Los dueños de un restaurante local traen la cultura venezolana a CoMo

Julianna Mejía • February 8, 2024

Al otro lado de la calle de Hickman High School en N. Providence Road, Como Arepas se puede encontrar en Aroma Coffee House desde que comenzó en octubre de 2022.

Local restaurant owners bring Venezuelan culture to CoMo

Julianna Mejia • February 8, 2024

Across the street from Hickman High School on N. Providence Road, Como Arepas has been housed in Aroma Coffee House since it started in October 2022.

The Biggest Takeaways of the 2024 Oscar Nominations

Alyssa Royston and Ava McCluer • February 8, 2024

In a live presentation, actors Zazie Beetz and Jack Quaid announced the 2024 Oscar nominees on Jan. 23.

Stop-Gap Projects broadens Columbia’s artistic perspective

Elise Banks • February 7, 2024

The Columbia Experimental Music Festival took place Nov. 2 through Nov. 5 and was organized by Dismal Niche Arts, a non-profit organization and record label dedicated to “offering local residents rare opportunities to experience world class presentations of innovative and non-conventional music, art and performances.”

REVIEW: The Columbia Experimental Music Festival celebrated its last day with four phenomenal performances

Boo May • February 7, 2024

The Columbia Experimental Festival took place Nov. 2 through Nov. 5 and was organized by Dismal Niche Arts, a non-profit organization and record label dedicated to “offering local residents rare opportunities to experience world class presentations of innovative and non-conventional music, art and performances.”

REVIEW: Columbia Experimental Music Festival Night Three

Dylan Barbee • February 7, 2024

The Columbia Experimental Festival took place Nov. 2 through Nov. 5 and was organized by Dismal Niche Arts, a non-profit organization and record label dedicated to “offering local residents rare opportunities to experience world class presentations of innovative and non-conventional music, art and performances.”