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Missouri women’s basketball hires Kellie Harper as new head coach

Killian Wright • March 19, 2025

Harper replaces Robin Pingeton, who spent 15 seasons at the program’s helm Former Tennessee Volunteers head coach Kellie Harper has been announced as the next head coach of Missouri Women’s...

Sparklehorse’s newest album is a posthumous celebration of life and sorrow

Annie Goodykoontz • October 30, 2023

Whether you resonate with Linkous’ meaningful lyrics, or whether you just want something to listen to while you walk to class, “Bird Machine” truly has a song for every student.

What MU dining option are you based on your zodiac sign?

Ever Cole • September 13, 2022

Every zodiac sign has its dining hall counterpart. Find out which one you are!

Two steps forward, one DaBaby step back: Will the rap industry ever become an LGBTQ+ ally?

Olivia Maillet • November 27, 2021

The hip-hop industry is not new to targeting the LGBTQ+ population and artists. Recent events of discriminatory behavior involve well-known rappers making homophobic comments and spreading misinformation, but in this day and age, many fans are tired of the bigotry.

Sustainability in fashion: Local businesses work to normalize second-hand shopping

Olivia Mizelle • November 27, 2021

In 2018, the U.S. threw over 9 million tons of clothing in landfills. The mainstream fashion industry has multiple damaging effects on the environment, leading many to turn to secondhand shopping as a more sustainable method. The secondhand market is projected to double in the next five years, which will benefit multiple Columbia businesses like Maude Vintage and The Wardrobe.

Through Bonny’s eyes: A closer look at emotional support animals at MU

Savvy Sleevar • October 8, 2021

The return back to school at MU involves both students and animals. MU student Malachi Howard, who uses they/them pronouns, said having an emotional support dog in their residence hall offered academic motivation and provided comfort in times of stress.

‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ turns its subject from a punchline to a person

Lucy Valeski • October 7, 2021

Released in theaters Sept. 17, Tammy Faye’s biopic treatment proved to be an imperfect yet entertaining viewing experience.

Emma Chamberlain has befriended everyone in her podcast ‘Anything Goes’

Camila Fowler • October 5, 2021

Emma Chamberlain transformed the traditional podcast listening experience into a familiar and intimate conversation with a friend.

Guide to returning homecoming events at MU

Emily Boyett • October 5, 2021

Oct. 7-9, the Mizzou Alumni Association is hosting several Homecoming events, including Decorate the District, Campus Decorations, the parade and the football game.

MU encourages vaccination after mask mandate extension

Eden Harris • October 4, 2021

In an email sent on Monday, Sept. 13, MU extended the temporary mask mandate for classrooms and other indoor areas, regardless of vaccination status. MU spokesperson Christian Basi explained how the MU community can help fight the pandemic, as well as consequences for MU students who don’t abide by the mandate.

Music and studying can work in harmony if you follow these rules

Trey Williams • October 4, 2021

Many people listen to music while studying, but not all music is helpful. Check out these tips to find great music for studying as well as some suggestions.

MU should prioritize spaces for Black culture to thrive — the Welcome Back BBQ proves it isn’t

Sarah Parisien • September 30, 2021

MU's Welcome Back BBQ shows its lack of intentionality in creating Black spaces.