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“Sounds of Brazil”: MU graduate student Karen Zeferino leads Columbia Chamber Choir performance

Maya Anand • February 12, 2023

MU graduate student Karen Zeferino successfully completed her recital requirement with a “Sounds of Brazil” program that highlights key stylistic elements of Brazilian music.

Joel Frahm: His musical journey and advice

Sterling Sewell • February 11, 2023

The renowned saxophonist sat down for a conversation following his recent concert at the Missouri Theatre about his musical career, his first experiences and the lessons he has learned throughout.

Filmmaker LeeAnne Lowry explores gender and women’s portrayal in new short film

Benjamin Miller • February 9, 2023

A lover of cinema since childhood, LeeAnne Lowry devoted themselves to their new short film “The Treadmill Switcher,” which is set to release in February.

Ragtag Cinema kicks off “Black Independents Vol. III” series with “Soleil Ô”

Matthew Gerber • February 8, 2023

The Ragtag Cinema’s new series, which explores anti-colonial films from throughout the African Diaspora, started with the 1970 French-Mauritanian film, as well as a performance from local artist J.ARTiz.

Poem: “Chocolates and Courtship”

Isabella Moore • February 7, 2023

Isabella Moore is a Fun & Games poet writing and exploring campus during her freshman year. Isabella invites others to express their creativity through writing as well.

Renowned pianist Elio Villafranca performs the music of Chick Corea with an all-star band

Sterling Sewell • February 7, 2023

“Chick Corea Afro Caribbean Experience” brings Elio Villafranca and his all-star band closer to their roots.

The spring semester fashion forecast

Lily Wilcox • February 5, 2023

Taking inspiration from previous decades and styles, here are some of this season’s fashion trends.

The 10 Best Movies of 2022

Chase Gemes • February 5, 2023

For the first time in years, it felt like the movies were officially back. The COVID-19 pandemic saw a drastic shift in the film industry, but audiences returned to the theaters in bunches in 2022, where a wide variety of films have released.

Poem: “A time for love”

Bri Davis • February 2, 2023

Here’s a poem about those different types of love in the world. Feel the warmth and get ready to share with others.

MU graduate instructor Vanessa Porto creates music about her culture

Briana Iordan • January 30, 2023

Vanessa Porto has been singing her whole life. In November she released her first song, “Que Nos Gustamos,” showcasing the Caribbean rhythms of Colombia — her home country.

The Burney Sisters talk touring, creative process and the importance of inspiration

Scout Hudson | Graphic by Jasmine Greene • January 30, 2023

The three teenage sisters have rapidly become a rising name in the folk-rock scene — and they have no plans of slowing down.

Local indie band drona’s new album expresses a family’s creative passion

Sydney Minor • January 26, 2023

Local indie rock band drona is releasing its latest project, “keen eyes with a grim smile” this Friday. Siblings Arjuna, Surya, and Pasha Raghu detail their creative processes behind the album.