Sometimes two people just don’t get along. It’s natural. With the close quarters in the residence halls, you and your roommate will have disagreements. It might get stressful, and sometimes you can’t...

If I wanted to describe my freshman year at Mizzou, I would probably start with one word: crazy. It goes fast. One minute I was meeting my roommate Nancy for the first time, and the next, I was waving...

####Ninth **Shakespeare’s Pizza:** Shakespeare’s Pizza is one of Columbia’s best-known businesses. Shakespeare’s is synonymous with downtown CoMo, and it’s the place to be if you want to hang...

The 2015–16 school year made waves with many newsworthy events, from student protests to a controversial Missouri Students Association election. Fall 2016 will be no different: the UM System will hire...

With the return of Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass, it was easy to feel optimistic about “Jason Bourne.” After all, the two seemed to be the key ingredients to the “Bourne” franchise’s...

Hollywood’s franchise problem is out of control. Everyone knows it, and no one likes it. Between remakes, reboots, sequels and spin-offs, an astonishing 37 sequels will be released in 2016. Although...

Another year, another San Diego Comic-Con, another weekend of me being glued to my computer waiting for announcements about my favorite TV shows. And this year has not disappointed. Here are some of the...

If social media hasn’t reminded you already, Lollapalooza was this past weekend. The four-day festival at Grant Park in Chicago kicked off July 28 and lasted until July 31. It hosted great acts such...

As the previews suggest, “The Purge: Election Year” is easily the most political movie of the series thus far. Unfortunately, more attempted social commentaries do not necessarily make a better film. For...

Enrollment reports from other Missouri universities show that while MU is facing a significant decline in enrollment for fall 2016, other schools expect an increase. Universities across the state, including...