This year’s True/False Film Fest will debut several documentaries and welcome new artists from around the world. With over 40 films on the lineup, it also marks the return of filmmakers who have shown...
It’s important to prepare to face the large crowd of people who come to Columbia for the annual True/False Film Festival, where attendance reached over 45,000 in 2015. Get to know parking and traffic...
As thousands of film lovers flock to the True/False Film Fest from March 1-4, Columbia’s environmental footprint grows overnight. This year’s [Green Mission](https://truefalse.org/about/mission) encourages...
Chancellor Alexander Cartwright spoke about research, creative activities and economic development at his address in Monsanto Auditorium on Tuesday. Cartwright introduced many new programs to grow research...
Members of the Missouri Students Association unanimously voted on Feb. 21 to move a majority of the Department of Student Activities outside of MSA jurisdiction.
DSA resides in the executive branch of...
Janet Mock, an author, TV host and transgender activist, shared her wisdom with Columbia last Wednesday. She shared messages about gender, race, the value of community and her future plans.
In a discussion...
Indie folk-pop band The Sea The Sea performed to an intimate crowd at the Rose Music Hall on Feb. 18.
Husband and wife duo Chuck and Mira Costa lead the band as the main vocalists and guitarists. Cara...
True/False Film Fest incorporates comedy into its lineup of events with Gimme Truth!, an interactive documentary game show held at The Blue Note.
Gimme Truth! provides contestants who are nonprofessional...
Female voices have been persistent and strong in the early months of this year, and they’ll continue through True/False Film Fest’s screening of _Primas_. The film is the recipient of the 2018 True/False...
He was standing on the corner of Broadway and 10th Street, ukulele in hand, when the man approached him. Ian Teoh had no idea who the man was or what he wanted.
Earlier in the day, Teoh and his friend...
When Frederick Douglass High School Principal Dr. Eryca Neville asked math department chair Austin Miller to lead a partnership between True/False Film Fest, Ragtag Cinema and DHS four years ago, Miller...
Tarana Burke, founder of the “me too.” movement, spoke on Feb. 20 to an audience in Tate Hall as MU’s Black History Month keynote speaker. She discussed the development of the movement and how to...
