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Netflix’s ‘Fear Street’ horror movie trilogy brings a modern edge to slasher films

Olivia Maillet • October 5, 2021

The “Fear Street” horror movie trilogy adds aspects of slasher films to details of R.L. Stine’s classic “Fear Street” books to create a series full of twists and turns.

It was inevitable that Jake Paul would win in Paul v. Woodley match

Olivia Maillet • October 5, 2021

It seemed that Jake Paul had finally gotten his match — former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley — until you look at the stats.

An inside look at the new faces of True/False Film Fest

Joy Mazur • October 5, 2021

Three new directors plan to build on the existing legacy of True/False Film Fest to lead the program forward.

This year’s homecoming includes a video game-themed performance by Marching Mizzou

Katie Gallaway & Kara Ellis • October 4, 2021

Inspired by MU’s 2021 homecoming subtheme of video games, the music for Marching Mizzou’s halftime show at the Oct. 9 homecoming game against North Texas will be recognizable to many.

Music and studying can work in harmony if you follow these rules

Trey Williams • October 4, 2021

Many people listen to music while studying, but not all music is helpful. Check out these tips to find great music for studying as well as some suggestions.

Introducing MU’s 2021 Homecoming Royalty

Ashlynn Perez and Kylie Mesmer • October 1, 2021

The candidates discussed everything from their favorite memory at MU to their biggest fan in the stands.

2021 Met Gala’s “American Independence” theme gave guests a chance to explore America’s identity, yet many didn’t fulfill

Kara Ellis • September 30, 2021

This year’s Met Gala had an “American Independence” theme, which gave those attending a chance to explore classic looks, American designers and American politics. Most disregarded the theme and played it safe creatively.