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BREAKING NEWS: Assault occurred at Ninth and Elm

Sophie Chappell • January 5, 2022

MU Alert sent out a notification about an assault at Ninth and Elm.

MSA holds town hall meeting on student safety concerns throughout fall semester

Piper Molins • December 11, 2021

On Dec. 1, the Missouri Students Association held a town hall on safety in Memorial Union, which included a Q&A between students and administrators concerning occurrences of sexual assault and violence around campus and Columbia throughout the semester

Signs outside Read Hall showcased women’s history at MU and the fight to save the historic building from demolition

Teagan King • December 8, 2021

A group of three history students created signs highlighting MU women’s history as part of their movement to save Read Hall from demolition

Missouri Student Association holds first Mental Health Week

Eden Harris • December 8, 2021

The activity-packed week encourages students to put their mental health first

Raising Cane’s soft opening brings over a thousand customers from across Columbia

Yasmeen Saadi • December 4, 2021

Raising Cane’s held their soft opening in Columbia on Nov. 8, providing free food, music and service

Johanson: Comic

Cartoon by Hunter Bailey • November 30, 2021

Check out this new comic!

Johanson: Comic

Cartoon by Hunter Bailey • November 30, 2021

Check out this new comic!

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Performs at Jesse Hall

Olivia Rodriguez • November 30, 2021

On Oct. 20, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra came to perform at Jesse Hall and collaborate with MU’s School of Music

Crew, a student ministry group, welcomes all faith questions

Tess Howicz • November 28, 2021

The Neighborhood College Ministry has a group called Crew. This year, they are hosting “Ask Me Anything,” a discussion group where all questions related to faith are examined from different perspectives.

Missouri Debate Union hosts forum debate

Emma Stefanutti • November 28, 2021

In a forum debate inspired by the University of Oxford’s debate union, four students argued for or against the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan on Oct. 14.

Sustainability in fashion: Local businesses work to normalize second-hand shopping

Olivia Mizelle • November 27, 2021

In 2018, the U.S. threw over 9 million tons of clothing in landfills. The mainstream fashion industry has multiple damaging effects on the environment, leading many to turn to secondhand shopping as a more sustainable method. The secondhand market is projected to double in the next five years, which will benefit multiple Columbia businesses like Maude Vintage and The Wardrobe.