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Columbia residents call for the revocation of a Pictures of the Year International award

Fletcher Mantooth • April 22, 2024

On Friday, April 5, Columbia community members commemorating the life of Shani Louk gathered outside of the Reynolds Journalism Institute to protest an award given by Pictures of the Year International to an image depicting the body of Israeli-German dual-citizen Louk face-down in the bed of a moving pickup truck with Hamas fighters standing above her.

Photo Story: Weekly protests hosted by Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine continue

Michael Baniewicz and Luca Giordano • April 17, 2024

MSJP has organized protests to demand city officials to call for a ceasefire in Gaza almost every Saturday since October 2023

Candidate for Attorney General of Missouri Elad Gross hosts meet-and-greet in downtown Columbia

Victoria Harrison • April 14, 2024

On March 8, Gross shared policies he hopes to implement and encouraged people to vote in the upcoming primary election. Elad Gross, the Democratic candidate running for Attorney General...

MU and Delta Chi offer support after police find Riley Strain’s body

Jacob Miklas and Maya Dawson • April 3, 2024

After a two week search, officials have located and recovered MU senior Riley Strain’s body from the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee.

Maggie Funston wins MSA speaker of the Senate

Genevieve Smith • April 2, 2024

On Feb. 19, the Missouri Students Association elected sophomore Maggie Funston as the 2024-2025 speaker of the Senate.

Photo Story: Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine maintains weekly protests on March 16

Yi Gao • April 2, 2024

Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine continue weekly march throughout downtown Columbia Protesters chant, “Peace we are fighting for. Free people, free land,” on Saturday, March 16,...

Mizzou Squirrel Observation Society builds community out of conspiracy

Maya Dawson, News Editor • April 2, 2024

The Mizzou Squirrel Observation Society brings students together over a love of squirrel conspiracies “NOT A CULT. I PROMISE,” reads the MU freshman’s sign as he walks through Speakers...

Mama Dembele, Grace Slaughter given women’s basketball SEC Honors

Dylan Heinrich, Sports Editor • April 1, 2024

Missouri takes home several honors during the 2023-24 SEC women’s basketball awards announcement Missouri’s regular season concluded on a high as senior guard Mama Dembele and freshman...

Missouri softball wins road doubleheader against Illinois

Dylan Heinrich, Sports Editor • April 1, 2024

Illinois stood no match for the overall talent of Missouri softball To kick off a travel-happy week, Missouri softball traveled to face Illinois in a doubleheader. Missouri emerged victorious...

Missouri men’s basketball falls 101-74 to No. 13 Auburn on Senior Night

Matt Reincke • April 1, 2024

The Tigers’ defense gave up a season-high 101 points as they extended their losing streak to 17 For one final time in the 2023-24 season, Missouri men’s basketball lost inside of Mizzou...

Calvin Banks appointed as MSA chief justice, his fourth position with MSA

Eric Hughes, News Editor • March 21, 2024

In his new position Banks plans to make the judicial branch more public-facing, help students be more represented by MSA and appoint an attorney general Calvin Banks, the new Missouri Students...