Beginning Monday, Oct. 19 and ending Friday, Oct. 22, The Women’s Center will be hosting a variety of events and programs to help bring awareness to the importance of body positivity. Most importantly,...

As we all know, the music industry is one of the hardest places to make it in. Even if you get your first album or single out, you’re not guaranteed a spot in the glorified industry. There are millions...

Chazwick Bundick. The name itself is unique. Wait ‘til you hear his music. Bundick, also known as Toro Y Moi, is bringing his funky, relaxing and strangely incredible sound to Columbia’s Blue Note...

The newly cold weather brings a lot of strange changes in the universe. The leaves go from green to rust and fall from their branches, frost forms, and the sweet times of the warm summer become mere memories...

The Internet has changed a lot about the way we consume media, and if Netflix has taught me anything, it’s that television doesn’t have to be confined to television. YouTube is full of growing, independent...

Most movies today give you a good feeling leaving the theater. The whole film isn’t necessarily upbeat, but usually the conflict gets resolved, and the protagonist comes out on top by the end. “Sicario”...

On Oct. 15, speaker, author and two-time ESPY award-winning athlete Kyle Maynard spoke at Tate Hall as part of the events for Celebrate Ability Week, an annual event at MU started in 2010 to, “celebrate...

Catchy tunes could be heard coming from room 114 in Ellis Library as students in support of a possible self-imposed library fee handed out fliers regarding a public forum held Oct. 15. The goal of the...

Chants of “M-I-Z Z-O-U” drowned out the cries of protesters Saturday morning at the MU homecoming parade. “(The chants) showed, even in 2015, many people do not consider us a part of the community...

The first Democratic presidential debate Tuesday night proved to be a relatively amicable exchange between the 2016 primary candidates. Controversial issues such as immigration reform and income inequality...

Cereus Bright has evolved from a two-piece folk duo to a five-piece outfit that hones in on vibrant Americana while acknowledging influences from jazz to rock. Yet the band has remained true to their namesake...

Members of the LGBTQ community and their allies wore rainbow clothing, held rainbow flags and brought friends and family in front of the Columns for the 20th annual Pride Photo from 5 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday,...