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MU Horticulture Club expands community roots with plant sale

Paige Gerling • May 3, 2023

The MU Horticulture Club held a plant sale in Speaker’s Circle on April 26 as a fundraising effort. The plants sold were both donated and grown by the club. MU’s Horticulture Club held...

Hundreds gather in remembrance of Phi Mu member Kennedy Carter

Sam Barrett • April 30, 2023

Students and community members filled Traditions Plaza on April 24 to honor the life of pre-nursing student Kennedy Carter.

St. Louis judge extends block on regulation restricting gender-affirming care until May 15

Shane LaGesse • April 30, 2023

The emergency regulation would limit access to gender-affirming care for patients of all ages, announced amid attempts in the General Assembly to impose similar restrictions on minors.

Former Kappa Alpha Theta VP of DEI pushed into ‘survival mode’

Sophia Anderson • April 30, 2023

Several previous members of the Alpha Mu executive board shared their opinions regarding what they felt was unchecked discrimination from the chapter, its executives and advisers

Four Ukrainian students share memories, give advice about the Russia-Ukraine War

Jay Motiwala • April 26, 2023

On April 13, four Ukrainian students held a symposium at MU’s Leadership Auditorium to share their perspective about Ukraine’s conflict with Russia over the last century. In...

MU students rally for fossil fuel divestment

Briana Iordan • April 23, 2023

Climate Leaders at Mizzou organized a climate strike in Speakers Circle, advocating for transparency and urging MU to move its investments out of the fossil fuel industry.

Benjamin Moore discusses research and book about Hungarian immigrant

Eric Kiekeben • April 22, 2023

Benjamin Moore talks about his research of a Hungarian immigrant in St. Louis that led to his book.

MU community members volunteer at Caring for Columbia

Paige Gerling • April 20, 2023

Nearly 400 members of the MU community gathered to help locals at the annual day of service.

Sustain Mizzou accepts donations for upcoming clothing swap

Briana Iordan • April 17, 2023

Students can donate clothing in the Center for Student Involvement in the Student Center until Tuesday afternoon and pick out new clothes Wednesday.

Ukrainian Journalist Svitlana Synkovska Reflects on Her Family’s Experience as Refugees

Dana Lee Beattie | Photo Courtesy of Svitlana Synkovska | Graphics By Kate Formhals • April 16, 2023

Content warning: This article contains mentions of the ongoing war in Ukraine. "Momma wake up, war has started!" In late Feb. 2022, Svitlana Synkovska woke up to shouting...

Columbia Farmers Market kicks off 43rd season with a new pavilion underway

Sam Barrett • April 10, 2023

The Columbia Farmers Market celebrated with new and returning vendors, a wide variety of produce, live music and a tree giveaway.

Mizzou Market reopens in Student Center following closure of Hitt Street location

Paige Gerling • April 4, 2023

The Mizzou Market Hitt Street location closed on March 24 to accommodate an ongoing Student Health Center transition into Pershing Hall. The Mizzou Market - Central location in the student center reopened on March 27.