Social media can be overwhelming and draining; however, being aware of what you’re engaging with can help you understand how to use social media in a balanced way
With the...
Political tactics that originated from a Gen Z-fueled TikTok are now disengaging first-time voters
Voters have consistently pleaded for civility between candidates during this election cycle,...
Resource centers provide necessary safe spaces and support for marginalized students at MU
In June 2022, the Supreme Court of The United States overturned Roe v. Wade, a landmark case guaranteeing...
Accomodations were necessary to welcome MU’s largest first-year class, but there are other more long-term solutions to the problem.
In the past, the University of Missouri had a 2018...
MU's incoming class numbering more than 6,000 at the start of the 2024-2025 school year has caused plenty of issues for the new students.
In front of Jesse Hall, two historic sights stare...
As students are faced with the decision of what classes to take in the next semester, Introduction to Exercise and Fitness is a great class for those who are struggling to pick a science course.
As...
Like many other college students, I can (un)proudly say I am addicted to TikTok. That’s not an exaggeration — I spend approximately six hours on the app over the course of a week, according to my Settings app.
College students often feel as though it’s impossible to be environmental on campus. That has to change.
As an incoming freshman from Phoenix, Arizona, I thought I had a pretty good idea...
How being temporarily injured changed the way I thought about accessible infrastructure
As a mostly recovered obsessive compulsive who's still retained some germaphobic habits, I love pressing...
Public safety in Missouri is adversely affected by a lack of basic and foundational gun laws. Students must take action by staying informed and engaged when new gun legislation is being proposed.
