The Missouri Theater was home to MU’s first ever Campus Movie Fest on April 26. The festival challenged students to create a short film in one week. They provided all the equipment necessary with no...
As the spring semester wraps up, many out-of-state students are preparing to stay in Columbia over the summer to achieve residency. The difference between out-of-state tuition and in-state tuition is huge....
Former television star of “The Bachelor” encouraged everyone at the Mizzou for Malawi event to find their purpose. Whether it be building schools in other countries or creating change in other ways,...
_Lady Parts_ opened a discussion about feminism and the misrepresentation of women in the entertainment industry to an audience at the MU Student Center’s Leadership Auditorium on April 14 and April...
MizzouThon hosted its first-ever fashion show to showcase the strength of Miracle Kids, children who have spent time at the MU Women’s and Children’s Hospital, and the Columbia community on April 22...
After a couple days of warm weather, the morning of April 14 was bitter cold as MU students waited on Traditions Plaza in groups to partake in the annual Caring for Columbia service event. Each group went...
Queer Monologues brought a new perspective to Pride Month at MU by giving a voice to the struggles those in the queer community face.
Seven members of the MU community took the stage at Studio 4 in McKee...
It’s On Us Mizzou has propelled the conversation about sexual assault on MU’s campus and across the state by proposing changes in the Missouri legislature.
Starting conversations about sexual assault...
April is Pride Month for the LGBTQ Resource Center and the MU community. To celebrate, the center’s organizations hold a series of events to promote acceptance and visibility.
The Black & Brown and...
Hundreds of MU students danced for 13.1 hours in MizzouThon’s main event on Saturday to raise money FTK, or for the kids. This year’s grand total of $307,543.80 was up from last year’s $304,604.63.
MizzouThon...
Have you ever noticed small signs under the trees or flowers on campus? Usually with scientific names displayed, these markers exist because MU’s campus is officially recognized as a botanical garden....
Bill Nye took the stage to a sold-out Jesse Auditorium on Friday, March 16 at an event hosted by Stuff To Do to discuss his father’s love of sundials and sand dials. He opened with how this weird obsession...
