In order to expand accessibility to the program, the College of Education created an online format for its master’s degree in school counseling. The school hopes the program will allow students who are...

Clubs and student organizations at MU find new ways to stay connected with their members — even when they’re miles apart. Various clubs on campus have shifted planned events to fit the COVID-19 pandemic...

This semester has been nothing short of crazy. The transition to online classes may have been hard on some of us, but what will we do without them? When staring at the ceiling or walls gets old, everyone...

Campus may be closed, but some MU volunteer organizations remain active.One of those organizations is Tiger Pantry, a food pantry that serves the MU community. Due to the stay-at-home order, Tiger Pantry...

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, businesses have had to rework procedures to keep people safe while also being able to remain open. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a lot of...

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way that education is functioning across the world, presenting unique challenges for classes that rely heavily on in-person instruction. All MU classes were transitioned...

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Asian Americans have experienced a continuous uptick in xenophobia and violence. Xenophobia is the “fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything...

Usually home to a constantly busy newsroom, The Columbia Missourian has now gone almost completely remote. Editors and reporters work entirely from their homes while photographers shoot in the field, practicing...

Before spring break, MU senior Nathalie Jones received a call from KOMU, asking her to become a core news reporter. Despite her surprise, the KOMU Sports reporter/anchor accepted the offer and is now working...

Just the other day, I ate some Nature Valley granola I am fond of and went through unread messages while sitting on my bed. I was scrolling through Instagram direct messages, responding to professors’...

It’s been about a month of lounging around at home social distancing, and social media is one of the only things that can temporarily ward off the boredom. You hop on Instagram and start scrolling through...