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.
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.
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.
Abigail Henshaw is a freshman studying journalism from Leawood, Kansas. She hopes to give advice to fellow students who might need it every once in a while
MU students and faculty received an email in early November preparing university employees for potential COVID-19 vaccine mandates after President Joe Biden’s executive order. Missouri government officials are attempting to fight the order
The university’s new MizzouForward plan, announced Nov. 1, will hire new faculty and staff, increase salaries, expand student support programs and fund new infrastructure over the next 10 years
