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By 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 visitors to use for COVID-19 related symptoms tracking. The app prompts users to select symptoms […]

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 on every semester with a bunch of support from other campus partners,” says Mizzou Involvement […]

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 lot of out-of-state students apply for Missouri residency. There is a list of requirements that […]

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 theme of “how to be an ally for the disabled community.” The slideshow touched on […]

By Cara Wagner, MUTV-23 News Director Edited by John Messer COLUMBIA- Mizzou professor Joel Poor is no longer teaching after making a comment towards an international student some felt was racist and xenophobic.  In a Zoom video of a Marketing 3000 class circulated on social media, a student responds to Poor that they are from Wuhan, […]

Rachel Schwartz and Jake Mosher tell us how the city will be implementing medical marijuana facilities and gives us a close look at Tap Day. 23 News April 24 Show from MUTV on Vimeo.

Shannon Wallace and Mackenzie Moore discuss the new journalism building and show us how students are taking back the night. 23 News April 17 Show from MUTV on Vimeo.

By: Rhaea Lehman, 23News reporter A podcast from a student organization is gaining traction among MU students. TRiO, an organization dedicated to providing students with financial, academic, leadership, and social opportunities, is looking to make themselves known on the Mizzou campus and is using “TRiO Talks”, their new podcast series, to accomplish this. TRiO students […]

Update: MUPD received reports of Henderson at Hitt Street and Rollins Street. As Henderson boarded a city bus he was issued a trespass warning. The warning is valid for one year and includes all of campus. If he is seen again he will be arrested for trespassing in the first degree. By: Erin Davis, 23News […]

Isabella Ledonne: Can you tell me more about the platform you are running on for the 2019 MSA Election? Jennifer Sutterer: We wanted to create a platform that’s inclusive and is aimed at solving a lot of problems on Mizzou’s campus, whether it be in Greek Life, other groups etc. A main point of our […]

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article had misspelled vice presidential candidate Bri Dinwiddie’s name. We have made a correction to reflect the correct spelling of the candidate’s name. We sincerely apologize for the error. Rachel Schwartz: Good evening. My name is Rachel Schwartz and I am here with Solomon Davis and Bri Dinwiddie who […]

By Jack Lee, 23News reporter President Donald Trump made his first ever visit as president to Columbia on Thursday to campaign for Missouri Attorney General and Republican Senate Candidate Josh Hawley before the midterm election on Tuesday. Trump arrived by airplane to the Columbia Regional Airport and began speaking just after 7 p.m. in an […]

Mimi Kuroiwa, 23News reporter MU Women’s Center hosted variety of events last week to promote loving your body. From a dance party to lunch with a guest speaker, the women’s center hoped that students would think about themselves and appreciate their body. The women’s center has been hosting “Love Your Body Week” ever since 2014. […]

Bella Ledonne, 23News reporter In honor of three African-American leaders who shaped Mizzou’s history, the university held a dedication ceremony for Lucile Bluford, George C. Brooks and Gus T. Ridgel on October 19th, 2018 outside of the Brooks and Bluford residence halls. The event lasted from 2 to 4 p.m. and included tours of the […]

Bella Ledonne, 23News reporter The Bike Resource Center provides free bike repair to MU students every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m at Speaker’s Circle, assuming the weather is above 55 degrees. It is one of the programs promoted by the Sustainability Office. The bike repair was made available to students […]

Mackenzie Moore, 23News reporter On the sidewalk outside of Seoul Taco, the words “Imma take you home with me,” are written in chalk. These words were said to a group of girls walking back to campus. The students DMed Stephens College student Kira McKee, who runs the Catcallsofcomo Instagram account. McKee started the Instagram account […]

Mackenzie Moore, 23News reporter Miss America contestant Nicole Kelly came to campus Oct. 4 for Celebrate Ability Week at MU. She made history as being one of the first ever Miss America contestants with a physical ability, being born without her left forearm. Kelly spoke about her personal experience with disability to a full crowd […]

Bella Ledonne, 23News Reporter On Oct. 5, University of Missouri students and Columbia residents gathered in Speaker’s Circle to protest the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh and to share testimonies of sexual assault. Demonstrators also wore black in a show of solidarity with survivors. Attending the protest was Michaela Skelton, who is running for Missouri’s 50th […]

Rachel Schwartz, 23News reporter Roses and carnations line the wall of the shop. Halloween pumpkins and fall wreaths fill the front window sills. Halloween is right around the corner and customers are greeted by a black pumpkin sign that says welcome to Tiger Garden. Located in room 2-34 of the Agriculture Building, the flower shop […]

By Veronica Mohesky, 23News staffer High school senior Sophia Caratti expressed little enthusiasm about her mandatory health class freshman year. “We just learned about first-aid, childbirth, drug use,” Caratti said. “And that’s it.” Her friend Kristin Ruble agreed. Both Hickman High School seniors said the class was uninformative and unexciting. Missouri’s mandatory health class for […]