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Music, coding and photographing the stars — Greg Aker can do it all.

Sterling Sewell • December 11, 2022

During his 16 years in Columbia, Greg Aker has played for the Columbia Jazz Orchestra, built a Hammond B-3 organ and started astrophotography.

The Kappa Delta house chef is far more than just a cook

Max Shapiro • December 11, 2022

House chef Stan Lewis approaches his 40th anniversary with the chapter and, for many, is a beloved member of the chapter.

“The Fablemans” is Steven Spielberg’s loving ode to the art of film

Max Shapiro • December 7, 2022

Steven Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical tale of a young filmmaker is occasionally schmaltzy but always sincere.

Grammy-winning pianist Bill Charlap hosted at Murry’s

Sterling Sewell • December 5, 2022

Bill Charlap, alongside Noriko Ueda and Lewis Nash, formed an all-star trio as part of their performance hosted by the “We Always Swing” Jazz Series.

MU Center for Agroforestry started October off with its annual Missouri Chestnut Roast Festival

Tayler Gilmore • November 17, 2022

Anyone can make their way to the annual Missouri Chestnut Roast Festival as they enjoy events, food, tours and vendors to start off their October, as well as try hot Chinese chestnuts!

REVIEW: ‘Midnights’ at Mizzou, Taylor Swift’s new album provides relatable lyrics for college students

Amber Roldan • November 15, 2022

The singer-songwriter's 10th studio album boasts a fresh sound as she explores the realm of sleepless nights.

Ray-dio Waves: from the BBC reporter to leader of nonprofit foundation

Sophia Anderson • November 10, 2022

Radio journalist Jane Ray shares about her numerous career variations and how they impact her family life

Female student business owners make an impact on Columbia

Izabelle Cool • November 10, 2022

Five female student business owners are trying to influence other students to ‘Go for it’ and start their own businesses.

REVIEW: ‘Stick Season’ gives a glimpse into what it feels like to outgrow your hometown

Emma Zawacki • November 10, 2022

Noah Kahan’s third album is a 14-track masterpiece that welcomes his audience into his childhood, his experiences with love and growing up in Vermont.

Recognized trumpet player Terell Stafford performed Sunday night at Murry’s.

Sterling Sewell • November 8, 2022

Terell Stafford — named “one of the great players of our time” by famed pianist McCoy Tyner — played two sets as part of the “We Always Swing” Jazz Series’ yearly lineup.

“Triangle of Sadness” is entertaining, if a bit heavy-handed

Max Shapiro • November 7, 2022

What Ruben Östlund’s latest film lacks in subtlety it makes up for in sharp humor and delightful absurdity.

Ragtag Cinema shows The Times of Harvey Milk

Kampbell Hemeyer • November 1, 2022

To highlight LGBTQ+ history, Ragtag Cinema partnered with The Center Project to show The Times of Harvey Milk on Oct. 20. The film won the Oscar award for Best Documentary in 1985 and covered the Milk’s life as an openly gay politician. The screening was followed by a community conversation.