As University of Missouri and University of Alabama fans unpacked tents and coolers from their cars on Saturday, Oct. 11, a group of 25 students assembled outside the Student Center armed with rolls of...

Columbia residents gathered Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Boone County Courthouse to participate in one of the over 2,000 nationwide “No Kings” protests. Event organizers Columbia’s Mid-Missouri...

Eating on campus looks different for University of Missouri students, senior Alyssa Pick and junior Lizzy Dekrell. From poring over ingredient labels to making specific requests at the dining halls and...

“Ella’s New Beat” is an autobiography written by University of Missouri senior Ella Morrissey that chronicles her journey living with a heart disease called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The book,...

Vidwest Studios began their year-long outreach campaign on Monday, Oct. 6 at the Columbia City Council meeting. After the city of Columbia announced their 2026 budget may stop funding community media,...

The Missouri Students Association passed a bill on Oct. 7 calling for measures to ensure student safety in downtown Columbia, as well as addressing some of the statements a majority of senators deemed...

Laborers’ International of North America hosted a rally for free speech at Jesse Hall on Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. to advocate for the free speech rights of University of Missouri employees. The event was...

The University of Missouri Football's 99th year at Memorial Stadium hasn’t held a typical sold-out crowd. Only three sides of the field are filled with fans as the north end zone is currently under a...

In the University of Missouri Student Center, students can find State Street Spices, a small-batch spice company built around blends inspired by U.S. cities. While not yet a storefront, for first-year...

From Monday, Sept. 29 to Sunday, Oct. 5, Columbia nonprofit Local Motion hosted a week of events aimed at teaching residents the challenges non-drivers face by encouraging people not to drive for a week....

Congressional Democrats and Republicans are in a stalemate pertaining to any potential appropriations agreement to further fund the federal government. Here is what the ongoing government shutdown means...

Two opposing groups of Columbia community members gathered Monday, Oct. 6, outside the Daniel Boone City Building. One group, CoMo Renewal Project, advocated for increased police presence downtown. They...