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Radkey to unlock an awesome sound at Mojo’s

Crystal Duan • August 21, 2013

When: Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Where: Mojo’s Tickets: $6 Whether you’ve heard of Radkey or not, the band definitely won’t be hitting Columbia quietly. A trio straight out of St. Joseph, Radkey is quickly...

Some tenants able move into Aspen Heights after delays

Lizzie Tontz • August 21, 2013

After delays, some residents were able to move into their new homes at Aspen Heights on Saturday. Many of the residents who moved in Saturday were previously scheduled to move in on July 31 or Aug. 1. Multiple...

Album review: John Mayer’s ‘Paradise Valley’

Joe Cristo • August 21, 2013

John Mayer has always frustrated me. He's a gifted melodist who can play guitar with blues legends like B.B. King, yet he wastes any semblance of talent on Eagles-infused soft-rock pedantics. His tunes...

New emergency beacons installed around campus

Crystal Duan • August 21, 2013

MU students can sleep a little sounder come fall 2013, thanks to recent updates in campus safety. Since July, the university has installed new emergency beacons in lecture halls, classrooms and hallways,...

New dorm breaks bathroom norm

Patrick McKenna • August 21, 2013

In fall 2015, Virginia Avenue South residence hall will be home to gender-neutral bathrooms. The gender-neutral bathrooms will include three communal sinks and five areas with a shower and toilet behind...

Music program envisions expansion

Covey Eonyak Son • August 21, 2013

School of Music students will be delighted to hear that the College of Arts and Science has plans to build what Dean Michael O’Brien called a much-needed new building for the school. The project, led...

Summer wraps up with LouFest 2013

Madison Feller • August 20, 2013

Attention, Tigers: don’t even think about putting away your flower crowns and fanny packs just yet. After the first few weeks of class come to a close, feel free to gather your friends, grab your best...

Channel Changer: Summer TV binging is hard to do

Sarah Kloepple • August 20, 2013

Normally, summer isn’t a time when people like to be glued in front of the TV. Since I’m not normal when it comes to television, I had no problem tuning in every night for some of my guilty pleasure...

Melodies to overcome poolside withdrawals

Ellise Verheyen • August 20, 2013

Getting to class can be a struggle any day of the week. Why walk all the way from Mark Twain to Anheuser-Busch when you could so easily lie in your little fortress of blankets while watching the latest...

A look at LouFest

Jack Flemming • August 20, 2013

**The National: _Trouble Will Find Me_** It’s easy to get lost in The National’s newest release _Trouble Will Find Me._ It’s easy to get lost in the gentle crooning of frontman Matt Berninger. It’s...

Overdressed: But not to impress

Morgan Young • August 20, 2013

In high school, I got the award for "Best Dressed Senior Girl." (Keep in mind, this was not difficult due to the fact that most of the girls in my grade seemed to think the school had adopted a strict...

Biannual Alumni Exhibition honors Gemkow and Pfeifer’s human portrayal

Tess Hart • August 16, 2013

The Biannual Alumni Exhibition will be held at Bingham Gallery from August 19-29, and will once again honor two alumni of the art department’s MFA program. Dan Gemkow and Therese Pfeifer will be showing...