The MU School of Music announced that Marching Mizzou will be traveling to Ireland in March 2020 to play in the Dublin St. Patrick’s Festival Parade and to participate in the Limerick International Band...

After two months of rehearsals, the MU Theatre Department put on the play “Waiting for Godot.” Suzanne Burgoyne, the Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professor of Theatre at MU, chose this play with...

Virgie Tovar held a speaking engagement event called “Lose Hate Not Weight: An Intersectional Feminist Approach to Diet Culture,” where she discussed the fact that American ideas about weight are...

“Want more birds?” A sign in the corner of the room asked in huge letters. “Let’s talk habitat,” it read underneath. The rustic upper level of Logboat Brewing Company on Friday, March 15, was...

Indie-pop isn’t supposed to be vulgar. Fortunately for us, Australian indie-pop artist Stella Donnelly doesn’t care much for the status quo. Her new debut LP, “Beware of the Dogs,” was released...

Missouri River Relief put together its second Big Muddy Art Auction on the evening of March 14. The event was a fundraiser to help the nonprofit’s clean-up programs and to showcase local artists. Orr...

Students gathered in Fisher Auditorium on Thursday, March 14 to hear about John Haskins’ career journey and hoping that his insight could help them plan their own career paths in journalism. The MU...

_This story has been updated to include Chris Jones’ stage name._ Hypnotist and comedian Chris Jones, who goes by chrisjones on stage, performed for MU students in Jesse Auditorium on March 14. The...

Students and community members joined protesters around the world in the Youth Climate Strike on Monday at noon in Speakers Circle. The Mizzou Energy Action Coalition and the Columbia chapter of the Youth...

Alexia Donovan and Cory Johnson are the only people running for Residence Halls Association president and vice president. But they aren't taking that for granted. Donovan and Johnson are focusing efforts...