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A Collection of Poems by Bri Davis

Bri Davis • April 17, 2023

Artist Statement: This series is a series about my people. The ones I call my home, my community, my story. Our story. I love my people, and I'll do everything to show all the things my people can do,...

Four MU students discovered the world and themselves while abroad

Emma Zawacki • April 13, 2023

When studying abroad, these four students added to their resumes and created unforgettable memories across the globe.

REVIEW: MU’s Concert Series brings a refreshing view on a classic Shakespearean play

Dana Lee Beattie • April 5, 2023

Two unique casts performed “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” at the Missouri Theatre on March 18 and 19.

Pianist Ryan Cohan and his quartet share new music with a Columbia audience

Sterling Sewell • April 4, 2023

The performance at Murry’s featured many new songs, and in an interview, Ryan Cohan elaborated on his musical background.

Beyond Jefferson: Underappreciated sculptures are everywhere at MU

Sam Peterson • April 4, 2023

The small sculpture patio north of the Fine Arts Building, which calls little attention to itself, is an entry point into an extensive ecosystem of art at MU.

REVIEW: Twiggin’ out with The Lemon Twigs

Scout Hudson and Sophia Anderson • March 23, 2023

In a rush of shags, denim jackets and retro guitar riffs, Long Island indie rock band, The Lemon Twigs, transported Off Broadway into the sonic world of the 70’s.

REVIEW: Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s ‘A Moment of Innocence’ showcases the director’s complex history

Ethan Davis • March 22, 2023

With the film’s adults portrayed as static and young actors used as symbols of change, Mohnsen Makmabalf’s “A Moment of Innocence” presents the director’s attempts to make amends with people from his past.

REVIEW: “Endless Summer Vacation” is nothing revolutionary, but a fun listen nevertheless

Maya Anand • March 17, 2023

If there’s one thing we know about Miley Cyrus, it’s to expect the unexpected, and her latest album was no exception.

Poem: “A Woman’s World”

Bri Davis • March 17, 2023

Poet Bri Davis writes a new poem for Women’s History Month to shine a beam of light on the women that make us so strong.

The ambiguity of Dervis Zaim’s ‘Tavuri’ challenges the relationship between crime and conviction

Amber Roldan • March 17, 2023

Dan Zaim’s film “Tavuri” questions the role of crime and conviction in infamous scammer Mustafa Serttas’ life.

Love Coffee and U.C. Music celebrate music in the Columbia community

Amber Roldan • March 14, 2023

Love Coffee aims to create a more inclusive workforce by employing individuals with disabilities and has recently invited music into the workplace with monthly open mic nights.