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Incoming RHA leadership prioritizes expansion of Bike Share Program

Hailey Stolze • April 14, 2015

Expanding the Environmental Leadership Office’s Bike Share program is one of the goals of the 2015-16 Residence Halls Association President Billy Donley and Vice President Rachel Thomas. Currently,...

Dear Netflix: Fall in love with the show ‘OITNB’ wishes it could be

Elana Williams • April 14, 2015

_Dear Netflix,_ I know all of us are just twiddling our thumbs until the next season of “OITNB” comes out. June’s pretty far away though; and besides, what if I told you I found something better? “Wentworth”...

Deaton Institute’s first conference discusses international issues, solutions

Esther Seawell • April 14, 2015

From a former MU chancellor to first-year undergraduates, people of all ages came together in the Reynolds Journalism Institute on Monday to discuss problems with and solutions to world hunger issues. The...

Wiggin out over Wingin Out

Corin Cesaric • April 14, 2015

Pizza delivers, Chinese delivers, sub sandwiches even deliver, but now there is something else you can add to that list in CoMo, and that’s chicken wings. Wingin Out is a new chicken wing restaurant...

Kurpius plans to increase diversity, student innovation in J-school

Taylor Blatchford • April 14, 2015

David Kurpius was watching Louisiana State University play in the NCAA March Madness tournament Thursday, March 19 when he got an email from Provost Garnett Stokes asking to talk about the dean position...

Single Girl Diaries: Eurotrip: Love like whoa

Ellise Verheyen • April 14, 2015

Have you ever fallen in love with a stranger? Maybe it was a stunning brunette on public transport, or the charming blond boy in class. Of course, you’d never do anything about it. (At least I wouldn’t.) To...

Ragtag Cinema to host ’20s-themed fundraiser

Taylor Sanders • April 14, 2015

Harkening back to a time when Buster Keaton dominated the box office and sound in film was on the horizon, Ragtag Cinema will host a 1920s-themed fundraising event called The Ragtag Ball on April 18 at...

Pass the Popcorn: ‘Unfriended’ is a new species of horror

Caleb Bishop • April 14, 2015

You wouldn’t have to search long to find a horror film that contains themes of sex and bullying. It was only a matter of time before those concepts found their way into the cyberspace, in the forms of...

CoMo record stores keep vinyl alive

Maddie Foster • April 14, 2015

In honor of Record Store Day 2015 on Saturday April 18, meander around downtown to find deals on old favorites and current hits. **Slackers** Located on E. Broadway is Slackers, a chain record store that...

‘Bona fide’ musician channels healing sound

Lauren Langdon • April 14, 2015

Street musician Raven Wolf C. Felton Jennings II taps his foot to the beat of his saxophone on the sidewalk. Cars driving down Ninth St. honk and wave at the performer as he howls, “How hooooow,” back...

Local rapper does it all

Morgan Magid • April 14, 2015

Walking through the MU Student Center with a black windbreaker and a bright yellow hat, junior Chef Noriega does not carry himself like someone managing multiple businesses and a budding rap career. Chef...

Live from Columbia

Dalvin Parker • April 14, 2015

Trying to find something to do? Downtown Columbia has a plethora of music venues for you to check out. There are a wide variety of music venues, each with their own claim to fame, for you to check out...