ZOU Life Archives - Page 18 of 25

International humans of Columbia; insight on the lives of four MU students

Adele Du • September 25, 2018

AI Dabiri (Shiraz, Iran) “It’s much easier to do theater in the United States. In Iran, we have sanctions on academia to the extent where we can’t get the books we want. Even so, the books and coursework...

Ellis Library sexual misconduct suspect to face court

Laura Evans • September 25, 2018

Columbia resident Daniel Northington Hughes, 28, will appear in court on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 1:30 p.m. on charges of sexual misconduct in the first degree. His case will be presided over by Judge Kimberly...

18th annual room burning held at Speakers Circle Wednesday

Adele Du, Riddhi Andurkar • September 25, 2018

The 18th annual Fire Factor and Room Burning/Pedestrian and Vehicle Education (PAVE) kicked off with the simulated burning of a dorm room on Wednesday, Sept.19 at Speakers Circle. “It looks just like...

Buzz Sutherland brought family-friendly comedy show to Jesse Auditorium

Mariana Labbate • September 25, 2018

Buzz Sutherland has done over 30 shows in more than 50 colleges during his career, but his comedy performances started right here at MU. With the promise of bringing “humor that is 100 percent clean...

Picnic raises student awareness of Sustainability Office

Laura Evans • September 18, 2018

The MU Sustainability Office threw its first Sustainability Picnic outside its office on the west side of the Virginia Avenue Parking Structure on Thursday. In an attempt to raise awareness and garner...

New app paid for by MUPD to make it safer for students walking alone

Wicker Perlis • September 18, 2018

MUPD launched the new Rave Guardian app which they hope will lead to a safer campus, department sources said. This free app will give users access to all MU safety services through one easy to use interface....

MUPD nightly routine illuminated through student ride along

Emily Wolf • September 18, 2018

Walk down the streets of Greek Town on a Friday night and you’re certain to see houses pulsing with light and sound. Tigers know how to party, but the lifestyle comes with risks. Underage drinking,...

MU Tigers advocate for endangered wild tigers

Skylar Laird • September 17, 2018

Since 1890, the mascot of MU has been the tiger, worn proudly on students’ clothes, flaunted at football games and made a symbol of what the school stands for. Yet while students roam the campus clad...

Students dedicate their time towards Mizzou Alternative Breaks

Hailey Grillo • September 13, 2018

Mizzou Alternative Break Trips are quickly approaching. This volunteer opportunity, which is very popular among students, has its first in-state trip coming up in November. The program is focused on serving...

MU NORML fights for student votes on legalization of marijuana

Skylar Laird • September 12, 2018

On Nov. 6, three different propositions regarding the legalization of medical marijuana will appear on the Missouri ballot. On MU’s campus, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws...

Behind STRIPES as it creates community for volunteer members

Skylar Laird • September 11, 2018

It’s 9:45 p.m. in the STRIPES house. A group of student volunteers in matching orange shirts crowd around a TV, cheering each other on in an intense game of Mario Kart, free food in hand. As the clock...

New business Lost in the Sauce spices up MU student center

Brynn McCarthy • September 11, 2018

Lost in the Sauce is bringing bold flavors and exotic sauces to the MU Student Center. Having opened on Sept. 10, owner and senior Jack Schroder plans on selling sauces produced all around the world. The...