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Poem: “A Woman’s World”
Poet Bri Davis writes a new poem for Women’s History Month to shine a beam of light on the women that make us so strong.
Enrollment 101: Registering for fall classes with ease
With early registration officially underway, many students are now able to add and enroll in their courses. Here are some helpful tips when it comes to fall enrollment.
Enneagrams: one more test to find yourself in
You took the Enneagrams Test, so now you have all these numbers and all you can think is: what does this mean? Fear no more, here is all you need to know about it! Today, there are a lot of tests aimed at showing you who you are, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, the HIGH5…
Purim history, celebrations and noisemakers!
Learn about the Jewish Festival of Lots and its traditions, including how to make your own gragger at home. Purim, the Jewish Festival of Lots, celebrates the freedom of Jews from persecution in Persia. The holiday falls during the Hebrew month of Adar, which on the Gregorian calendar is typically in late February or early…
Student Politics
MU’s student governments, political organizations and campus movements
Re-examining the legacy of ‘Revenge of the Sith,’ 20 years later
It’s been 20 years since “Star Wars” fans watched Hayden Christensen’s Anakin Skywalker turn to the dark side. Since then, the film has gifted us countless iconic lines, scenes and characters that make it so celebrated, even two decades later. The third episode of the “Star Wars” franchise, “Revenge of the Sith,” was rereleased in…
The making of a victor: ‘Sunrise on The Reaping’ and Haymitch’s brutal origin story
The grim and grisly dystopian world of Suzanne Collins’ Panem returned on April 17 with her new addition to the book series, “Sunrise on The Reaping.” Collins deftly crafts an equally entrancing and horrifying story that forces readers to reconcile with the realities of our world reflected in the Orwellian nation of Panem. Serving as…
ZOU Life
Student organizations, Greek Life, campus events and more
Spring rewind: small rituals and a softer semester
As students return from spring break, refreshed from a week of traveling and spending time with family, carrying that sense of relaxation into the rest of the school year is important. This final stretch can often feel overwhelming and rushed, but embracing spring can ease stress and keep you balanced. I’ve gathered my top recommendations…
Ditching the algorithm: A guide to discovering media on your own terms
MOVE staffer Sarah Woods offers tips to independently developing your own taste in art
These sugary and heart-shaped treats for Valentine’s Day are sure to sweeten your February
From strawberry jam to brown sugar, here are three recipes to make your Valentine’s Day sweeter
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