Indie rock and roll band Bad Bad Hats will be making a stop in Columbia’s Cafe Berlin on Sept. 14. Consisting of members Kerry Alexander, Chris Hoge and Connor Davison, the Minneapolis-based group is...
For the fourth year in a row, the Coalition of Graduate Workers held a protest for graduate workers’ rights Aug. 22 on the Francis Quadrangle.
The protest occurs near the anniversary of the August 2015...
A July 31 report released by a university advisory board encouraged a program for self-reporting hazing in MU’s Greek life system, along with other structural changes.
The recommendations, written by...
The Legion of Black Collegians, the Caribbean Students Association and the African Student Association kicked off the school year with their annual “Welcome Black Block Party” on Wednesday, Aug. 22.The...
It’s hard to believe that the summer movie season is coming to an end. As the dog days drag on, there will be a small slump in the box office while studios gear up for the next phase of the year in movies....
MU School of Music kick-starts the year welcoming an ensemble group of roughly 50 incoming freshmen. Several students in the class of 2022 vouch for the immediate sense of creativity as well as earnestness...
MU professor, Cheryl Rosenfeld, has researched the chemical bisphenol A for over a decade. Her work, recently published in the journal, Epigenetics, disproves a statement issued by the U.S. Food and Drug...
In March of 2016, rapper Aminé released his debut single, “Caroline”. Having already released two mixtapes, “Odyssey to Me” and “Calling Brío” and one EP, “En Vogue”, the twenty-one year...
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...
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...
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...
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...
