If you are excited for Halloween, then “Haunted Hotel” is the perfect way to kick off your fall season. “Haunted Hotel” is a heartfelt 10 episodes that subverts expectations while being a plain-sailing...

Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is the shortest three hours someone could spend in a theater. It was thrilling, suspenseful and action-packed, while still being thoughtful and thematic. The...

On the morning of Saturday, Sept. 27, University of Missouri students, alumni and Tiger fans lined the streets of downtown Columbia to watch the annual Mizzou Homecoming Parade. This event marked the...

In a college town like Columbia, students can’t go a day without hearing someone throw out Taylor Swift’s name. So far, I haven’t been able to go more than a few hours without listening to “The...

No single attribute can define a movie that fits the fall season. While many will turn to a horror film or perhaps a feel-good animated film like “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” my favorites...

On Sept. 26, Doja Cat released her fifth album “Vie” in which she takes another left turn — this time into ‘80s synth funk and the Minneapolis sound. This style was popularized by Prince and incorporates...

Let’s not mince words — from the moment I saw the first trailer for Jordan Peele and Justin Tipping's new movie, “Him,” on April 18, I knew this movie was going to be my most anticipated release...

“What the Constitution Means to Me,” a Tony-nominated play, was performed by a Mizzou alum and students at the Rhynsburger Theatre from Sept. 17-21. The show, told in an autobiographical style,...

Despite it still feeling like summer outside, Columbia’s Agriculture Park was radiating fall energy on Saturday, Sept. 20, at the 16th Annual Harvest Hootenanny. The event, hosted by Columbia Center...

Editor's Note: Story updated on Oct. 8 to correct Paul Terraillon's grade level According to the University of Missouri’s Open Doors Report, over 1000 international students were enrolled at the...

There is no doubt that the transition into college can be a challenging endeavor. From learning to do your own laundry without overflowing the machines, to helplessly speed walking from one side of campus...

The sound of jazz filled downtown Columbia as the annual Mo Jazz Music Festival brought people together for a day of music and culture on the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 13. When the festival first kicked...