Three and a half weeks of rehearsal is not enough time to stage a Stephen Sondheim musical. At least, it wasn’t enough for Columbia College’s production of “Assassins” on March 24–26 at Launer...

Engaging in Deaf culture meant finding refuge in people who understood him and identified with him, said Hayden Kristal, a deaf student at MU. Kristal was born deaf and grew up speaking and integrated...

In 1990, 200 students organized a town meeting at Jesse Auditorium to talk about racism on campus. The two-hour meeting mainly focused on multiculturalism and the requirement of every student to take a...

The 2017 fiscal year Missouri Students Association budget was passed unanimously in the Wednesday full Senate meeting. The budget did not receive any amendments during Wednesday’s or the [prior week’s...

Martha Jones, historian and professor at the University of Michigan, spoke Wednesday night in Jesse Hall on the importance of telling stories of violence against black women past and present in order to...

One of my favorite aspects of 2011’s “Captain America: The First Avenger” was its portrayal of a strong woman in a man’s world via the wonderful Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). More than a mere love...

A 14-year-old boy lived in a household where his mother was constantly subjected to domestic abuse by her boyfriend, who became violent while drinking. One day, the boyfriend hit the boy’s mother. She...