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Friday night sets the stage for the remainder of Roots N Blues

Amber Roldan • October 11, 2022

The annual Roots N Blues festival kicked off Oct. 7 at Stephens Lake Park. Wilco headlined the first night l after numerous other esteemed musicians took the stage.

Textile and Apparel Management showcase welcomed visitors to learn more about the College of Arts and Sciences

Story by Amber Roldan • October 11, 2022

Friday’s TAM event showcased cutting edge technology, student scholarship winners, research projects and physical garment displays.

If plant stalks could talk: an inherited native garden with a past

Tayler Gilmore | Photos by Emma Rae Gerwin • October 11, 2022

After seeing milkweed blooming in her front yard, Kellie Campbell realized there was more than just greenery growing near her home, but a memorable connection to Carolyn Spier, the previous owner of the house.

Indy Fest comes home to Columbia

Story by Scout Hudson • October 10, 2022

The multi-media festival at Rose Music Hall will feature musicians, comedians and visual galleries Sept. 30-Oct. 1.

Student fashion turns heads this fall

Story by Ashley Rodio • October 10, 2022

For these students, fashion is not just what you wear to class, it is a form of expression

MU Professor’s newest book celebrates Columbia

Emma Zawacki • October 2, 2022

Dr. Stephen Sayers’ newest book, “100 Things To Do In Columbia, MO Before You Die,” explores 100 must-see things from around the city.

Take a mental break at the District’s Wellness Weekend

Lily Wilcox • September 24, 2022

Reconnect with yourself this weekend with events and promotions from Columbia’s self-care and mental health businesses.

Queer filmmaking showcased at the Ragtag

Lucy Valeski • September 22, 2022

The nonprofit film theater continues their tradition of making queer cinema visible in Missouri during Mid Mo Pride Fest this weekend.

REVIEW: “Bodies Bodies Bodies” is a surprisingly clever murder mystery

Max Shapiro • September 20, 2022

The latest film from the studio A24 delivers a fun mystery and more than a few laughs.

Artist Vince Houston adds a touch of whimsy to mid-Missouri art scene

Savvy Sleevar • September 20, 2022

From dragonflies to dinosaurs, mid-Missouri artist Vince Houston loves creating opulent sculptures of animals large and small.

New garden strengthens community

Caleb McDairmant • September 18, 2022

Mizzou Botanic Garden began the next phase of the George Washington Carver project with the installation of a second garden at Tara Apartments.

COMO bites: A guide to the city’s best restaurants and coffee shops

Egan Ward • August 30, 2022

Ditch the dining plan, and get a taste of some of Columbia’s finest eats