Local activists held a screening of the documentary "Right to Harm" at the Missouri United Methodist Church on Friday, Aug. 30. A look at the effect of large scale animal farms on rural communities, the...
Local and regional tattoo artists gathered at the second annual COMO Carnival of Ink at the Holiday Inn Executive Center on Aug. 24. Fans could not only get a new tattoo or piercing, but also view sideshow...
On Aug. 19, the MU campus came to life with the bustle of students. Although summer break is over, there are still some students stuck in summer break mode. It is hard to switch from having fun to being...
Now that we’re all living on our own and don’t have our parents cooking meals for us, it can be difficult to make healthy eating choices on our own. After all how can we be expected to eat the recommended...
“Let’s save the freaking planet, people”: the catchphrase of local musician and cook ZmantheVegan. The self-proclaimed “vegan superhero,” 25, concentrates his efforts on outreach to the Columbia...
Columbia’s Stephens Lake Amphitheater summer concert series will come to an end Thursday evening with a showcase of local teenage musicians hosted by Columbia Public School’s Darkroom Records and 102.3...
Survivors of the massacre at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, have released their latest gun violence prevention idea: Peace Plan for a Safer America. The plan released Aug. 21, advocates...
Set up around Speakers Circle, Mizzou College Democrats President Sadie Jess manned the club’s recruitment booth on Aug. 23. ‘Jason Kander for 2016 senate’ buttons and a Ruth Bader Ginsburg cutout...
The street in front of Rose Music Hall was filled with members attending the 15th annual Mid-Missouri PrideFest on August 24th. Vendors lined up along the street selling flags, buttons and other items...
This past Friday, the British documentary “Maiden,” was released to Columbia moviegoers at Hitt Street’s Ragtag Cinema. The film, directed by Alex Holmes, centers around 1989’s Whitbread Round...
Housey Designs, Max Fix and Yes Girl were given year-long 300 square foot spaces in the Student Center to house their startups for the school year as part of the Unions Entrepreneurial Program. The program...
The MU School of Journalism received an update to keep in touch with modern times.
With the new journalism curriculum taking effect this year, freshmen hit the ground running while current sophomores...
