By Ryan Lezak
On October 14, the University of Missouri Board of Curators announced its indoor mask mandate, which had been in place since August 2, would expire. Improving virus metrics was cited as the reason for dropping the mandate, … Read the rest
By Bethany C. Cates
Many college students across the country are going through many adjustments as they first experience a sense of normalcy on their college campuses. As most know, when it comes to eating, many students don’t want to … Read the rest
by Prajukta Ghosh
The Mizzou Black Women’s Initiative celebrated Pinked Out Thursdays during the month of October to spread awareness against breast cancer. The purpose of encouraging people to wear pink on Thursdays is to mark the significance of the … Read the rest
by Graham Ambrose
The University of Missouri’s Coming Out Week came to a spectacular end with the LGBTQ+ Resource Center’s open house Friday, Oct. 15. Students, faculty, and staff alike attended the event to exchange stories and learn more about … Read the rest
by Leonardo Quevedo
Car and motorcycle enthusiasts from Columbia and around Missouri descended upon Columbia First Nazarene Church on Saturday, October 16 for the third annual ComoNaz Car, Truck & Bike Show, an event which raised funds for the Stop … Read the rest
by Prajukta Ghosh
The University of Missouri Pre-Medical Society hosted a meeting on October 12 for all pre-med students of all grades at Parker Auditorium in Stewart Hall from 6 to 7 p.m.
The meeting began with pre-med mentorship, an … Read the rest
by Madisyn Rix
Hair holds significance among various cultures throughout history. Hair can reveal a person’s marital status, social class, whether they were a warrior, and much more about a person’s identity and place in life. Learning the importance of … Read the rest
by Elizabeth Schlaker
On Sept. 18 and 19, 2021, the Boone County History and Culture Center hosted its annual Heritage Festival. Activities included numerous craft vendors, a petting zoo, a hayride, many food trucks, and tours of the culture center … Read the rest
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
