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Hedi Slimane presents angering, insensitive collection at Celine

Nikol Slatinska • October 8, 2018

Hedi Slimane’s debut at Celine is definitely the spiciest fashion drama we have had in a hot minute. Unfortunately, this riveting discourse has come at the expense of the brand’s destruction, as well...

‘abysskiss’ offers a change in sound for Big Thief singer Adrianne Lenker

Joe Cross • October 8, 2018

In the current wave of emo-influenced, Midwestern indie bands, the Minneapolis-based band Big Thief stands out for two reasons —frontwoman Adrianne Lenker’s haunting voice and her eerie, deeply empathetic...

Netflix’s ‘Big Mouth’ mixes humor with political commentary

Emma Bennett • October 8, 2018

When it comes to Netflix originals, it’s a hit a miss on whether they’re enjoyable. TV shows like “Orange is the New Black” and “Black Mirror” win the hearts of viewers worldwide, while movies...

A spotlight into Roots N Blues N BBQ food vendors

Bulat Schamiloglu • October 8, 2018

Roots N Blues N BBQ is an annual music festival in Columbia that, like its name, has roots, blues and a lot of food. The festival’s food vendors offered a wide-range of cuisines. Despite “BBQ” being...

MU students protest sexual assault at Speakers Circle

Allison Sawyer • October 8, 2018

MU students gathered at Speakers Circle on Oct. 5 to show alliance with Christine Blasey Ford and rally against Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. The event consisted of several students speaking...

LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosts events to celebrate National Coming Out Week

Madeleine Bunten • October 8, 2018

Oct. 7 marks the beginning of National Coming Out Week, which is a week leading up to National Coming Out Day on Thursday, Oct. 11. This year marks the 30th anniversary of National Coming Out Day, which...

Citizenship@Mizzou event showcased global fashion

Abby Werner • October 8, 2018

The Culture Couture fashion show was held in the Stotler Lounge of Memorial Union on Oct. 3. The show featured 11 models and 12 different outfits from all over the world. Alexis Currie, MU graduate student...

Smino brought St. Louis hip-hop to Jesse Auditorium

Mariana Labbate • October 8, 2018

Campus Activities Programming Board organized one of the most awaited concerts of the season. Hip-hop artist Smino performed at Jesse Auditorium on Oct. 5 for a crowd of MU students. The auditorium had...

The LGBTQ community celebrates their past and present with LGBTQ History Month and Coming Out Week

Tanner Bubeck • October 8, 2018

The week of Oct. 7 marks the beginning of Coming Out Week, dedicated to the expression of the identities of LGBTQ students. “Here at Mizzou, October is a pretty significant month for us,” Olmstead...

Ragtag Cinema’s Passport Series brings international films to Columbia

Abby Monteil • October 8, 2018

Ragtag Cinema’s annual Passport Series is back for its 12th season this fall. During the five-week program, the theater gives local moviegoers the opportunity to see new, critically acclaimed international...

Mount Eerie’s new live album ‘(after)’ revisits the grief of his previous two albums

Jacob Luebbert • October 7, 2018

In a world full of violence, it’s easy to lose track of what happens when people really die. Recording under the name Mount Eerie, Phil Elverum released “A Crow Looked at Me” in 2017. Released months...

‘Marvel’s Spider-Man’ takes superhero games to new level

Emma Bennett • October 7, 2018

Marvel and PlayStation fans alike rejoiced when in 2016, Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the development of “Marvel’s Spider-Man,” an upcoming PlayStation original created by Insomniac Games....