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“Plumber’s Lazy Sunday” Cartoon

Joseph Bergland • October 20, 2021

Animal University: The Hardest Problem

Nicholas Stock • October 19, 2021

Ask an ‘Eater Advice: You’ve got a friend in me

Galena • October 19, 2021

On the Fun and Games staff, Galena is one of the advice columnists for Ask an ‘Eater Advice’. Galena is a freshman journalism major hoping to study investigative journalism to dive deeper into the world of crime. Send her anonymous questions using the form at the bottom of the page!

Homesick: A Poem

Tia Laury • October 19, 2021

One day, home won’t feel so far away, and the outcome of the change will be worth it

Alumni give back through yearly Founder’s Day campaign

Tess Howicz • October 14, 2021

The year-round Founder’s Day campaign is a direct way for alumni to donate to the Missouri School of Journalism. The recommended donation of $19.08 is based on the year the school was founded. The money raised goes into the Missouri Method

‘Chess at the Speed of Sound’: MU Fencing club members discuss their love of the sport

Jake Hipsher • October 14, 2021

The club practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10 p.m. on the South Basketball Courts at MizzouRec

Murder mystery mayhem: Students play “whodunit” at Mystery After Dark

Yasmeen Saadi • October 14, 2021

The Kansas City Murder Mystery Company traveled to MU on Friday, Oct. 1, bringing students an ‘80s themed murder-mystery night

‘Convenience is key’: COVID-19 testing at MU test site now open for walk-ins

Stephanie Meininger • October 12, 2021

MU Health Care will offer tests from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., from Monday to Friday at 2003 W. Broadway, Suite 100, in Columbia

Local organizations host “A Gathering of Voices: In Defense of Women”

Emma Stefanutti and Katie Taranto • October 12, 2021

The event was part of a nationwide series of protests organized by the Women’s March to advocate for reproductive freedom amid legal challenges to abortion rights