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Know Before You Go: Ray Wild and Dumpster Kitty to perform at Rose Music Hall

Cassie Allen • March 1, 2017

Get wild with Ray Wild and Dumpster Kitty this week at Rose Music Hall. ####The lowdown Ray Wild and Dumpster Kitty are bringing local rock music to Rose Music Hall on Friday. Tickets are only $5, and...

United Airlines announces service from Columbia Regional Airport

Sam Forbes • March 1, 2017

United Airlines will provide service from Columbia Regional Airport starting Aug. 1, news made public at a city press conference Monday. [According to a press release](https://www.como.gov/CMS/pressreleases/view.php?id=4716),...

True/False and KBIA create a podcast that any documentary lover will be addicted to

Brooke Collier • February 28, 2017

True/False Film Fest is always packed with inspiring and awe-worthy documentaries, but this year, True/False has teamed up with KBIA to interview the directors of these films. The new True/False Podcast...

True/False art ‘sparks an interaction’

Gracie Sands • February 28, 2017

True/False Film Fest originally started as a showcase for documentaries, but it has evolved to include other aspects of the arts, such as music and art installations. This weekend the streets of Columbia...

Review committee recommendation could lead to different tuition rates based on major

Zia Kelly • February 28, 2017

After five years of working in the field, the median salary for an electrical engineering major was about $65,000 in 2014. For an elementary education major working for the same amount of time, the median...

MSA candidates raise thousands in pursuit of presidency

Fiona Murphy • February 28, 2017

Nathan Willett and Payton Englert have raised almost $5,000 for their MSA presidential bid, with opponents Tori Schafer/Riley de Leon planning to spend $1,800 and Stockton/Gulati $1,500. Currently, there...

For the Love of Movies: Spike Lee’s sophomore film is still relevant

Nick Corder • February 28, 2017

Spike Lee has a reputation as a filmmaker to fearlessly drag racial issues into the social consciousness. Last Wednesday night, at an event sponsored by the black studies department, a group of educators...

This year’s True/False merch shows ethereal themes

Nat Kaemmerer • February 28, 2017

“Out of the Ether,” this year’s True/False Film Fest theme, has led to some interesting and otherworldly merchandise. Designs show alchemy cabinets, periodic tables and strange-looking machines...

True/False Film Fest gets a new box office for 2017

Nat Kaemmerer • February 28, 2017

The True/False Box Office is where the magic starts. It’s where passholders pick up their packets and tickets, where a lot of merch is sold and where you go if you have any questions about the fest. In...

Get to know the 2017 True/False Film Festival provocateurs

Hannah Simon • February 28, 2017

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story misspelled the name of Destiny Watford. MOVE Magazine regrets the error. A Provocateur, in the case of the True/False Film Festival, is someone who provokes...

How to True/False: Live your best fest

Nat Kaemmerer • February 28, 2017

True/False Film Fest isn’t just a weekend — it’s a lifestyle. Well, at least for those four days. Whether it’s your first fest or you’re a veteran of the Q, here are the tips, tricks and must-sees...

Country artist with an unconventional message to perform during True/False

Caroline Watkins • February 28, 2017

If you want to hear music that is as comforting and finger-licking good as your mama’s homemade chicken pot pie, then honky-tonk singer Jack Grelle is the man for you. The up-and-coming country singer...