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Columbia families celebrate the arrival of fall during the annual Moon Festival

Katelynn McIlwain • September 29, 2018

Even if there wasn’t a full moon to light up Twin Lakes park for the annual Chinese Moon Festival on Saturday, Sept. 22, the joy of all those present in celebrating the arrival of fall was plenty enough...

Use technological study tools to best of their abilities

Alex Wilson • September 29, 2018

Studying for college has become the subject of several tip guides and How To’s. High school teachers would preach before and after each class on the difficulty of your college classes in comparison to...

Avett Brothers documentary kicks off Roots N Blues N BBQ with excitement

Skylar Laird • September 29, 2018

Soft, acoustic music filled the air as people filtered through the red gates of Rose Park, the grassy area next to Rose Music Hall in downtown Columbia on Sept. 27, the night before Columbia’s annual...

Expand your palette at Roots N Blues

Bulat Schamiloglu • September 29, 2018

With great music festivals comes great food, and Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival will be no exception. Food vendors will be available in two locations at the festival. One location is between the Great Southern...

Mid-Missouri Pagan Pride seeks tolerance, diversity

Spencer Mende • September 28, 2018

Like many people raised in the Midwest, my experience with religious beliefs outside of Christianity has been rather limited. Attending Pagan Pride was an exciting opportunity to encounter new spiritual...

MU student volunteers organize voter registration event for National Voter Registration Day

Ben Scott • September 27, 2018

Through the combined efforts of five organizations — Associated Students of the University of Missouri, Missouri Students Association, Campus Election Engagement Project, Mizzou Democrats and Mizzou...

BROCKHAMPTON reemerges with ‘iridescence’

Jennifer Somers • September 27, 2018

“Iridescence,” the fourth studio album from hip-hop collective and all-American boyband BROCKHAMPTON, was released worldwide on Sept. 21. The 15-track album, recorded at the world famous Abbey Road...

New mural integrating the arts, sciences in process of production

Madeleine Bunten • September 26, 2018

Resident Arts, a local art organization in the area, is in the process of approving the plans for a large-scale mural. This was originally planned to be on the retainer wall on Old 63, south of Broadway,...

Campus does what it can to keep students healthy and fit

Allie Bertrand • September 26, 2018

It can be very difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle while on campus. The “Mizzou 22” does not have to become real if you follow these simple tips: ####1. Complete information on Zoutrition#### With...

Fall Sampler Concert engages performers, audience

Allison Sawyer • September 26, 2018

The MU School of Music held their Fall Sampler Concert with free admission for the general public on Sept. 24. The show featured the MU Brass Choir, Mizzoons, MU Cello Choir, MU Jazz Combo, Tiger Steel...

MU students take on leadership roles within acapella community

Allison Sawyer • September 26, 2018

MU acapella groups Mizzou Forte and the Naturelles held their auditions at the start of the month. As the acapella season begins, students in leadership positions feel prepared to lead their group for...

Top three ways MU keeps you prepared for class

Allie Bertrand • September 26, 2018

MU understands the difficulty of balancing all of your classes with extracurriculars and a social life. So when things seem like they might be getting the best of you, our university does what it can to...