By Gabriel Levi “If it’s up then it’s stuck!” The queen of WAP herself, Cardi B, has made her musical comeback with the release of her single “Up” on Feb. 5, a hard-hitting trap beat laced...

Mizzou Club Sports announced its return to in-person practice through a virtual fair on Feb. 3. Students can join their favorite club but must follow MizzouRec safety guidelines. MizzouRec is working...

Brian Weimer, interim chief of the MU Police Department and major of operations, was named the official chief of police on Monday. He held the interim chief of MUPD position since July of 2020 when Doug...

MU’s Campus Activities Programming Board, also known as Stuff To Do at MU, will continue to provide socially distanced recreational events for students throughout the spring semester. In the fall, CAPB...

Since spring 2020, MU students have faced new challenges with online learning. While the transition caused a disruption in learning practices, the Registrar’s office recently released data showing an...

By Cecilia Cantu MU students plan their Super Bowl Sunday around general COVID-19 restrictions, both on and off-campus. The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday, Feb. 7, in their...

By: Gabriel Levi No one saw it coming. May 25 started out like any other day. The temperature was a cool 64 degrees with a light drizzle that would soon rise to 72 degrees around noon. For the people...

By Anna Kochman She just wanted to see the full moon. Sophie Xeon, Scottish hyperpop artist and producer who stylized her artist identity as SOPHIE, died Saturday. She was 34. She reportedly passed...

Since being notified that their annual scholarship for the 2020-2021 school year would be reduced by $1,200, Bright Flight Scholarship recipients at MU are now receiving more money than originally anticipated...

MU Undergraduate Studies will be accepting applications for the sixth annual Visual Arts and Design Showcase (VADS) until Feb. 10. Any MU undergraduate can apply for a chance to win a total of $8,000 in...

By: Elizabeth Derner Jessica Tifase remembers seeing tweets about the fall 2015 protests against racism at MU when she was a junior in high school. Without the university on her mind at the time, she...

By: Shannon Worley Every night at 10:30 p.m., hundreds of MU students receive a nine-paragraph GroupMe message. What’s in the message? A weather report. During his first semester at MU, freshman meteorology...