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MU’s only Latin fraternity endures despite low membership

Ivy Reed • November 13, 2023

Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity Inc. currently has one active member at MU: junior Victor Peralta, who also serves as president of the chapter.

REVIEW: The how-to guide on sustainable shopping in Columbia

Sophia Smolenski & Rebecca Spezzano • November 12, 2023

When shopping as a college student, it’s easy to turn to fast fashion, which refers to the mass production of clothing at a low cost.

REVIEW: Sufjan Stevens finds beauty through vulnerability in “Javelin”

Bishop Lamm • November 10, 2023

Released Oct. 6, Sufjan Stevens’ tenth studio album “Javelin” is a clean-cut yet vulnerable take on long-term love, his relationship with God and regret.

A history of MU Homecoming, as told by Columbia’s restaurateurs

Alex Goldstein & Luke Duffy • November 8, 2023

As students, alumni and townies alike descended on downtown Columbia for MU’s annual Homecoming weekend, local restaurant owners braced for and embraced the larger-than-usual crowds.

Delta Gamma hosted entrepreneur Kendra Scott for a lecture

Alyssa Royston & Cassidy Brown • November 7, 2023

Kendra Scott is the designer, founder, and executive chairwoman of Kendra Scott, LLC — jewelry brand worn by countless women around the world.

Photo Story: Looking through Mizzou’s history through postcards

Lily Kleinhenz • November 5, 2023

Examining history of the past and present through historical Mizzou postcards and current photos

Missouri soccer forward Kylee Simmons named to All-SEC First Team

Dylan Heinrich • November 5, 2023

A bright spot at the end of the season comes courtesy of Simmons, earning All-SEC honors for the first time in her career.

MU-sponsored retail spaces teach students what it means to be an entrepreneur

Sarah Woods • October 30, 2023

MU annually offers storefronts to students selected through a competitive pitching process, giving the winners a chance to turn their business ideas to reality.

REVIEW: Briston Maroney’s ‘Ultrapure’ is a tranquil masterpiece

Emma Zawacki • October 30, 2023

I’d put Briston Maroney’s first album, “Ultrapure,” in an IV drip if I could.

REVIEW: ‘the rest’ once again proves boygenius’ is creating beautifully depressing music on another level

Emma Zawacki • October 30, 2023

Despite being only four songs in length, “the rest” adds a new element to boygenius’ discography.

Sparklehorse’s newest album is a posthumous celebration of life and sorrow

Annie Goodykoontz • October 30, 2023

Whether you resonate with Linkous’ meaningful lyrics, or whether you just want something to listen to while you walk to class, “Bird Machine” truly has a song for every student.