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Hundreds of protesters stand outside the Boone County Courthouse just north of Jesse Hall on Saturday, Oct. 18 in Columbia, Mo. As the march concluded, protesters lingered on 8th St. cheering, connecting and signing petitions.
Columbia hosts ‘No Kings’ protest against Trump’s ‘authoritarianism’
Ethan Palgon and Hannah Halterman October 19, 2025

Columbia residents gathered Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Boone County Courthouse to participate in one of the over 2,000 nationwide “No Kings”...

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Carefully arranged shelves display the variety of food and drink choices Glutique has to offer on Friday, Oct. 10 at the MU Student Center in Columbia, Mo. The store is neatly organized every day to make shopping easy and accessible for customers.
Student-run store offers gluten-free options on campus
Mary Corkery, News Reporter & Digital Content Producer • October 17, 2025

Eating on campus looks different for University of Missouri students, senior Alyssa Pick and junior Lizzy Dekrell. From poring over ingredient...

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Missouri senior Ella Morrissey poses with her newly released book “Ella’s New Beat” on Monday, Sept. 22, outside of the Student Center in Columbia, Mo. Morrissey published the book in July, which details the events of battling hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
‘Ella’s New Beat’ A lifelong journey battling heart disease
Miranda Fabian, News Reporter • October 16, 2025

“Ella’s New Beat” is an autobiography written by University of Missouri senior Ella Morrissey that chronicles her journey living with a...

Vidwest Studio Manager Matt Schacht speaks at the Columbia City Council meeting on Monday, Oct. 6 at the Columbia City Hall Chamber in Columbia, Mo. Vidwest proposed continued funding for the program citing community film needs.
Vidwest Studios fights to keep city funding
Ava Gordon, News Reporter • October 16, 2025

Vidwest Studios began their year-long outreach campaign on Monday, Oct. 6 at the Columbia City Council meeting. After the city of Columbia...

Jesse Hall on Sunday, Sept. 21 at Carnahan Quad in Columbia, Mo.
MSA passes bill addressing comments made by Mun Choi regarding the safety of downtown Columbia
Jordan Strubelt, News Reporter • October 16, 2025

The Missouri Students Association passed a bill on Oct. 7 calling for measures to ensure student safety in downtown Columbia, as well as addressing...

Dan Viets, President of the Mid-Missouri Civil Liberties Association, speaks to the LiUNA Local 955 Rally for Free Speech at Mizzou outside Jesse Hall on Thursday, Oct. 9 in Columbia, Mo. “There is a clear pattern over the eight years he’s been at MU of acting in ways that are intended to repress speech, to intimidate university community members in particular,” Viets said, speaking on University of Missouri System President Mun Choi.
“Stand Up, Fight Back”: LiUNA hosts rally for threatened speech rights
Analyse Riley, News Reporter • October 15, 2025

Laborers’ International of North America hosted a rally for free speech at Jesse Hall on Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. to advocate for the free speech...

Memorial Stadium north end zone construction takes a break for the football game against Massachusetts on Saturday, Sept. 27, in Columbia, Mo. The construction aims to further enclose the north end zone and add more seating to the stadium in celebration of 100 years since the game was first played there.
Faurot Field is on schedule to be fully renovated prior to the start of the 2026 season
Zachary Knox-Doyle, News & Sports Reporter • October 15, 2025

The University of Missouri Football's 99th year at Memorial Stadium hasn’t held a typical sold-out crowd. Only three sides of the field are...

Andrew Rubin, first-year student and CEO of State Street Spices stands outside of the MU Student Center holding his product. State Street Spices is a business he founded when he was 16 and currently sells out of his eCommerce store and office in the Innovators Nexus.
State Street Spices finds a home at MU Student Center
Ethan Palgon, Copy Editor & News Reporter • October 14, 2025

In the University of Missouri Student Center, students can find State Street Spices, a small-batch spice company built around blends inspired...

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