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“Be the Cowboy” is a major step forward for Mitski

Joe Cross • August 28, 2018

Mitski's music is full of contradictions, which is anything but a complaint. Far from it, her lyrics often feature incredibly specific, bizarre stories and intimate personal details, yet they’re delivered...

MUC continues to improve MU for students with disabilities

Abby Werner • August 28, 2018

As the school year kicks off, students may be looking for more ways they can get involved with MU other than just attending class. One way students can meet new people, improve the campus and advocate...

Discover new books and more at the Columbia Public Library book sale

Megan Altschul • August 27, 2018

Eager book lovers, including myself, waited in the lobby of the Columbia Public Library on Wednesday, Aug. 22, for its afternoon book sale to begin. At 12 p.m. sharp, the volunteer group, Friends of the...

Rainbows and Glitter Galore: A review of MidMo Pride

Emma Bennett • August 27, 2018

The sound of a distant guitar filled my ears as I filtered through a decent-sized crowd of people covered in various-colored glitter and wearing shirts baring pride flags, and as the sun beat down on my...

Dance Fitness provides a fun workout to anyone needing a change of pace

Katelynn McIlwain • August 27, 2018

The art of dance might not appear to be linked to fitness as much as a daily run or a few hours in the weight room, but participating in the Dance Fitness class in MizzouRec was enough to shift my perception...

Sexual abuse suspect arrested with public’s cooperation

Lauren Bishop • August 26, 2018

After MU’s Welcome Week Concert on Aug. 18, a female reported that a sexual offense occurred during the event, according to a release from the MU Police Department. MUPD asked the public for information...

Fall in love with autumn using these fall tips

Elizabeth Price • August 26, 2018

Each season has its own distinct characteristics. For summer, it’s warm weather, traveling and beaches. Winter boasts snow and holidays. Spring is all about pastels, flowers and allergies. Fall, however,...

American Authors performs this year’s free Fall Welcome Concert

Mariana Labbate • August 26, 2018

Wrapping up Welcome Week events, the class of 2022 had the chance to go to an American Authors concert last Saturday night at the Mel Carnahan Quadrangle. Along with returning MU students, the new tigers...

A Fresh Look and All-Star Collabs: A Review of Ariana Grande’s Newest Album

Emma Bennett • August 24, 2018

My following of Ariana Grande’s musical creations began the day “Put Your Hearts Up” came out, the normal light-hearted teen bop that one would expect from a blossoming Nickelodeon star. It stayed...

‘Crazy Rich Asians’ is a watershed moment for cultural representation

Jesse Baalman • August 23, 2018

After months of anticipation prior to release, “Crazy Rich Asians” debuted to a $26 million opening weekend with a five-day total of $34 million. The film is the biggest romantic comedy debut since...

Chancellor Cartwright celebrates one year as chancellor during his public address

Jessica Belle Kramer • August 23, 2018

UM System President Mun Choi, curators of diverse educational departments within the university and public officials gathered at the MU Student Center to watch Chancellor Alexander Cartwright deliver a...

Author Loung Ung visits Honors College

Skylar Laird • August 23, 2018

The entire audience stood as Loung Ung, author of the memoir “First They Killed My Father,” took the stage at the Missouri Theatre on Aug. 16. Immediately, her hands came to her face and tears welled...