Students who test positive for COVID-19 have trouble quarantining whether it's on or off campus. Many students have taken to Twitter and TikTok to expose the conditions they’re living in. Some have reported...

The Associated Students of the University of Missouri held a campus-wide voting drive to promote voter registration on National Voter Registration Day, Sept. 22. Spread across five locations, the organization...

The iOS 14 update was released on Sept. 16 for all iPhone users. Ever since then, all the rave has been about this update and all the cool changes it allows you to make to your phone. The most hype has...

function removePic() { document.getElementById("articlePictureBox").remove(); } removePic(); MU students have persistently protested injustice since the university’s founding in 1839, but three parallel...

At noon on Saturday, hours before MU’s first home football game, a group of about 10 protesters met outside Faurot Field to showcase their concerns about MU’s COVID-19 policies. The group calls themselves...

For the first time since 2015, alternative artist Zella Day released a full project of music with her new EP “Where Does The Devil Hide” on Aug. 28, 2020. Soon after the EP social media announcement...

Nothing could have prepared me for the sudden tone shift that turned a movie about a hard-working rural town into a story of humanity’s vileness. “The Devil All the Time” is a haunting masterpiece...

I walked out of Plaza 900 one evening, enveloped by crisp air that signaled the approach of fall, and the soft sounds of an acoustic guitar greeted me. Near the dining hall entrance, a green-clad superhero-esque...

Focus Features and Magnolia Pictures re-released films about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg following her death on Sept. 18. “RBG” and “On the Basis of Sex” are two reasons to join hashtag...

Soon to perform live on stage, MU freshman Peter Mallon is set to fulfill a childhood dream. Mallon, who has aspired to be a part of a contemporary music group at a church since middle school, recently...

The Student Rights Advisers, a group that advocates for student rights during the student conduct process, published an open letter to the Office of Student Accountability & Support on Sept. 9 calling...