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12th annual South Farms Showcase held to promote research, fun on Sept. 29

Lauren Bishop • October 1, 2018

The College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources hosted the 12th annual South Farm Showcase on Sept. 29 with animals, research and interesting treats. One portion of the showcase grounds was dedicated...

Lake Street Dive brought mix of genres to MO Lottery Stage

Mariana Labbate • October 1, 2018

Lake Street Dive was one of the first performers to play at the MO Lottery Stage at this year’s Roots N Blues festival. The band consists of lead singer Rachael Price, trumpetist and guitarist Michael...

Dirtfoot brings raucous genre-bending rock to Roots N Blues after-party

Spencer Mende • October 1, 2018

Few bands can honestly describe themselves as a fusion of country, punk, folk, blues and old-fashioned rock-and-roll. Dirtfoot manages to compellingly combine all of these genres, even adding accents of...

Students find relaxation, fun at Mocktails and a Masterpiece

Skylar Laird • September 30, 2018

The line for the backroom of the Shack was out the door on Sept. 25 as students eagerly awaited entry to Mocktails and a Masterpiece, an event put on by the Campus Activity Programming Board. Each student...

Campus Dining Services: All the programs it has to offer

Brynn McCarthy • September 30, 2018

Campus Dining Services does more than provide meals for students. While they do focus on creating new, innovative menus and being all-inclusive in dining hall selections, their main focus is student success....

‘Maniac’ is the newest Netflix miniseries you need to binge

Julia Karsteter • September 30, 2018

_This review contains spoilers for all of the Netflix miniseries “Maniac.”_ On Sept. 21, Netflix dropped the highly-buzzed-about show “Maniac.” The following weekend, I binged the entire season...

The witches arrive in third episode of ‘American Horror Story: Apocalypse’

Julia Karsteter • September 30, 2018

_This review contains spoilers for the newest season of “American Horror Story,” as well as seasons one and three._ In our third week of “American Horror Story: Apocalypse,” we learn more about...

Milo’s rapping holds consistent on his most recent album

Spencer Mende • September 30, 2018

Milo (aka Rory Ferreira) has had a momentous 2018. On the first day of the year, his side project, Scallops Hotel, dropped the album “sovereign nose of (y)our arrogant face”. In April, he officially...

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...