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Student organizations promote free COVID-19 vaccination clinic

Emma Stefanutti • September 3, 2021

MU’s Department of Student Health and Well-being collaborated with student organizations on campus, including Welcome Week leaders and Campus Activities Programming Board, to encourage students to attend MU’s vaccination clinic Aug. 24 and 25.

Who’s Who? Get to know Mizzou’s biggest names

Emmet Jamieson and Ellie Lin • September 1, 2021

Mun Choi, MU chancellor and UM System president Mun Choi is the president of the UM System, which means he is the chief executive and academic officer of the UM System campuses in Columbia, St....

A guide to vegetarian dining at Mizzou

Cayli Yanagida • September 1, 2021

Being vegetarian on some college campuses can be hard, but finding places to eat at MU is easier than it may seem. Almost every Campus Dining location has an assortment of vegetarian options, and there...

Columbia woman missing

Chamberlain Bauman • August 28, 2021

The University of Missouri Police Department reported that Theresa Antonine-Mitchell, last seen Aug. 28 at St. Thomas More Newman Center, is missing.

MU to offer new Tide laundry service

Katie Taranto • August 15, 2021

This is the first year MU will partner with Tide Cleaners to provide an optional wash n’ fold service.

From Thomas Jefferson to Twitter: moments that defined MU this year

Joy Mazur • May 9, 2021

The 2020-21 school year challenged students academically, physically, mentally, emotionally and politically. Despite elections, protests and remote learning, MU still strived to succeed and achieve some...

“Shorts: Coyote 77” provides unique, enriching experience for viewers through slightly odd, yet very entertaining films.

Lauren Blue • May 6, 2021

True/False Film Fest offers a wide variety of documentaries to its attendees. One of the highlights of the festival is the short films. The shorts allow for experimentation and creativity without having...

Mizzou in Review: Usage of art mediums in social justice movements on MU’s campus

Shannon Worley • May 6, 2021

function removePic() { document.getElementById("articlePictureBox").remove(); } removePic(); Warning: this story contains quotes with slurs The 2020-2021 school year was like no other....

‘Faya Dayi’ captivates audiences with its hallucinogenic experience

May 6, 2021

“Faya Dayi” creates a spiritual experience that plays with the senses and marvels audiences with its beautiful cinematography. Ragtag Cinema screened the film Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., although the...

Student activist group Mizzou 600 organizes campus-wide protest

May 5, 2021

function removePic() { document.getElementById("articlePictureBox").remove(); } removePic(); Activist group Mizzou 600 organized a protest on April 29 against the future implementation of...

Peace organizations gather at Peace Park for 50th anniversary of Kent State and Jackson State shootings

May 4, 2021

In May 1970, students at Kent State University and Jackson State University were shot and killed while protesting the Vietnam War. Fifty years later, members of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks and Veterans for...

MU Extension grads pull over Black Columbia residents at disproportionate rate

Ellie Lin, Geoffrey Dean • May 3, 2021

MU Extension’s Law Enforcement Training Institute program sent officers to the Columbia Police Department who ended up disproportionately pulling over Black individuals.