Every Saturday at the corner of Ninth and Broadway in downtown Columbia, a small group of locals are changing the stereotype of greediness in America. Robert Morrison, a Columbia resident and activist,...

True/False Film Fest has a history of being extra careful with its environmental impact. In 2018, for example, the fest won the Mayor’s Award at the Mayor’s Climate Protection Agreement Awards for...

When I drive back to my hometown of Kansas City from Columbia, I’ll often put on an album I missed at its release. On one such drive, I put on Soccer Mommy’s latest record “Clean.” I fell in love...

Sculptor Sunkoo Yuh visited MU to give a set of demonstrations in ceramic sculpting Feb. 25 and 26. The demonstrations were held in the Fine Arts Building and were free and open to the public. Yuh is...

106 students and local residents gathered in Memorial Student Union for Skywarn Storm Spotter Training, an event held by the National Weather Service of St. Louis on Thursday, according to event organizers....

Pop music is usually not something that is considered to be “weird.” In fact, its very name suggests that it is not supposed to be strange, outlandish or bizarre. This does not reflect the reality...

Best: Mahershala Ali’s handling of “Green Book” controversy There’s been no shortage of smear campaigns this year, mostly directed at “Green Book” and the sins of its creators. The film took...

With True/False Film Fest just around the corner, planning and preparation are underway to make sure everything runs smoothly. One important area in which these preparations are being made is in accessibility...

With over 52,000 attendees in 2017, True/False has become a Columbia tradition, with this year marking the festival’s fifteenth anniversary. It’s become so deeply ingrained in Columbia’s culture...

The True Life Fund recipient this year is the film “Midnight Traveler.” The film is the first recipient of the fund where the subjects of the film, Hassan Fazili and his family, are also the filmmakers. The...

Both slates in the Missouri Students Association presidential campaign spoke on issues of transparency, transportation and health in the campaign’s first debate, which took place Feb. 21. “All In...

“Objectified: The Female Form and the Male Gaze” is MU’s Museum of Art and Archaeology’s newest exhibition. Put together by Alisa McCusker, the museum’s associate curator of European and American...