COVID-19 affects student involvement in organizations

Student engagement impacted by COVID-19.

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Carmen Dieken explores God at Eagle Sky of the Ozarks

Her experiences at Eagle Sky amplified her passion for encouraging freedom and curiosity at all ages.

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Best Buddies creates lifelong friendships amid pandemic

Friendship organization Best Buddies to raise money for inclusion

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MU’s Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club gets clearance to play

MU’s Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club recently began practices with the loosening of some COVID-19 restrictions, and saw an uptick in membership.

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Despite CDC recommendations, MU will not implement double-masking mandate

“At this time, MU is not requiring the use of double masks,” MU spokesperson Stephanie Fleming said. “When it comes to choosing an appropriate face covering, the most important factors are choosing something that fits snugly over your nose, mouth and areas of your lower face, and has at least two layers of fabric.”

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Student-led movement fights back against MU plan to demolish Read Hall

MU said demolishing the building will save the university money, though some community members say preserving history is more valuable.

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MU students share relief after receiving COVID-19 vaccine

Claire Rothman, Clara Herrs and Anna Mae Williams reveal how the COVID-19 vaccine has impacted their lives.

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