by Anna Maria Mikolajczak
Throughout the pandemic and into the new school year, Mizzou has offered a safe space for students who need a break from the hassle of day-to-day learning. The Wellness Center’s noontime meditations are offered as a … Read the rest
by Sarah Voyles
On Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, fraternity Sigma Nu held their 2021 charity concert Sigmapalooza at The Blue Note with California-based duo Hippie Sabotage as the headliner for the night. All proceeds benefited local nonprofit foundation Welcome Home.… Read the rest
by Victoria Shore
Rose Music Hall in downtown Columbia was full of people as the Mo Jazz Music Festival kicked off its 30th year this past weekend. The festival was held virtually last year as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to … Read the rest
by Graham Ambrose
The crowd was sent into uproarious laughter last Thursday at MU Improv’s third show of the school year, titled “You Will Be Bullied.” As the name would imply, the improv team took it upon themselves to lob … Read the rest
by: Jocelyn Peshia
Three American flags draped across the Columns; a bagpipe band playing patriotic tunes; a lone trumpeter performing “Taps”; University of Missouri students and Columbia residents, bedecked in dark blues and reds, standing six feet apart on the … Read the rest
This week we look at two holidays this March and a Mizzou professor’s take on Women’s History Month. We also look at a way that Black and brown Mizzou graduates are still impacting Mizzou
… Read the restBy Carson Bierman, MUTV-23 News Reporter
COLUMBIA- #CampusClear is an app that all Mizzou students should be familiar with, but most couldn’t even
tell you what the app was for.
#CampusClear is an app for students, faculty, staff and even … Read the rest
By Reagan Swatosh, MUTV-23 News Reporter
COLUMBIA – This past week, the Mizzou Involvement Ambassadors held an Involvement Week,
or I-Week as they call it, for all students to participate in.
“Involvement Week is an event the Involvement Ambassadors put … Read the rest
By Jessica Fitzgerald, MUTV-23 News Reporter
COLUMBIA—Mizzou has changed the requirements for out-of-state students to obtain Missouri
residency status due to COVID-19.
Missouri residents pay $24,322 a year, while Non-Missouri residents pay $41,002. Due to the
difference in cost, a … Read the rest
By Ryan Cohen, MUTV-23 News Reporter
COLUMBIA- The Mizzou Disability Coalition held its annual Disability Culture Month panel Tuesday evening.
The panel, hosted over Zoom this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, began with a slideshow presentation centered around the … Read the rest
