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Noah Surtin finds home at Missouri wrestling

Izabelle Cool • March 3, 2023

Choosing Missouri was a no-brainer for Noah Surtin, even as uncertainty challenged his confidence as a wrestler.

REVIEW: Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra charms Columbia audience

Maya Anand • March 2, 2023

The Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine performed works by Brahms and Dvořák with conductor Theodore Kuchar and solo violinist Vladyslava Luchenko.

Ask a Fashion Student: Four female designers that changed the fashion industry

Nicole Lardner • March 2, 2023

In honor of Women’s History Month, fashion student Nicole Lardner shares the stories of four influential female fashion designers throughout history.

SATIRE: American food is weird and I can prove it

Sarah Moura • February 28, 2023

What to do when you move somewhere with foreign food? This international student has the answer. Everytime someone finds out I’m an international student, the first thing they ask is: "What...

Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis holds first ever fundraising gala

Shane LaGesse • February 28, 2023

The RAMS gala featured a gourmet plated breakfast, silent auction and guest speakers. Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis, an MU student organization, hosted its inaugural RAMS Gala Saturday,...

Memorial Stadium: Then and now

Abby Henshaw • February 27, 2023

Take a nostalgic walk down memory lane with the "Then and Now Column.” This third installment looks at the changes to Memorial Stadium. Memorial Stadium's west exterior glows as the sun...

“Advocacy Day” platforms mental health to Missouri legislators

Mercy Austin • February 25, 2023

At “Advocacy Day,” two organizations coordinated over 100 appointments with legislators to draw attention to seven bills related to mental health policy. Students and community members...

REVIEW: Cafe Poland brings Columbia together with traditional Polish comfort food

Alex Goldstein • February 25, 2023

Opened in January 2013, Cafe Poland’s floor space is as tightly packed together as its community of restaurantgoers

Missouri swim and dive: A regular season recap

Iain Ruge • February 12, 2023

Missouri swim and dive saw talent in the upperclassmen and rising talent in the underclassmen as the season progressed.

Conservative education bills indoctrinate students and censor information

Tierney Kugel • February 12, 2023

The conservative legislation circulating in the Missouri Senate censors education and promotes patriotism fosters an educational environment of indoctrination for young students. State lawmakers continue to ignore the concerns of teachers and prioritize their own political interests over the education of students.