Student-run MU Instagram accounts provide comedy and good feelings to campus

Catie Polo • October 27, 2021

A look at the people behind anonymous unofficial Mizzou Instagram accounts

New release, “Apples Never Fall,” offers a refreshing take on the traditional mystery novel

Maddie Weekley • October 21, 2021

Best-selling author Liane Moriarty seamlessly combines the mystery and drama genres into the perfect suspenseful read

‘Don’t Breathe 2’ shows strong-minded characters in this adrenaline rush of a film

Bri Davis • October 21, 2021

The film’s creators keep their viewers on the edge of their seat with another heart-stopping thriller featuring actor Stephen Lang

New Netflix Original movie “The Guilty” should be charged with being a waste of time

Maddie Weekley • October 20, 2021

A boring setting, shallow characters and cliché dialogue make “The Guilty” another Netflix Original movie failure

A sweeter take on horror in ‘Candyman’

Carrington Peavy • October 20, 2021

“Candyman” dominates the box office with phenomenal acting and overarching themes but falls apart within minutes due to a shaky conclusion

Mizzou Botanic Garden highlights campus biodiversity

Grace Burwell • October 20, 2021

The garden stretches across MU’s entire campus and has an impressive ecological history

The newest season of “Survivor” is placing diversity and change at the forefront of the show

Kara Ellis • October 19, 2021

Season 41 of “Survivor” is airing and, after a long past of ignoring diversity and needed conversation, it is a turn in the right direction

Kanye West’s long awaited 10th album feels like a beautiful raging fire that West started, but cannot fully control

Charlie Recchia • October 19, 2021

Kanye West fans are finally graced with the delayed release of the enigmatic rapper’s 10th album, which is half an out of control mess and half genius

International student transitions to life in a new country

Maddie Weekley • October 18, 2021

Engineering student Ricardo Pérez embraces his new experiences as a college freshman in the U.S. while maintaining his relationships back home in the Dominican Republic

The 12th annual Harvest Hootenanny celebrates community

Sapna Amin • October 18, 2021

The Center of Urban Agriculture brought citizens of CoMo together under one pavilion to celebrate the past growing season and local agriculture

The loss of a bandmate and today’s stressful social climate inspires Injury Reserve’s excellent “By the Time I Get to Phoenix”

Charlie Recchia • October 15, 2021

Injury Reserve and general hip-hop fans will find “By the Time I Get to Phoenix” hard to listen to due to its experimentation and themes. However, if listeners give this album the patience it deserves, the payoff is glorious

The return of live concerts brings new restrictions to venues

Lillian Metzmeier • October 15, 2021

Live shows are back. Here’s what concert-enthusiasts need to know about COVID-19 restrictions in venues. Hint: You kept that vaccine card handy, right?