The Olympic Games have come and gone and so has the spirit and pride that existed only one week ago.
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A view of the games from France and Ireland
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How the Olympics transformed the Southbank
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Apparently being in the right place at the right time gets you free Olympic tickets
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Experiencing an Olympic event first hand and loving every second.
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My day surrounded by tourists, getting yelled at by guards and watching some Olympic cycling
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The excitement of the Olympics come to an all-time high as the opening ceremony begins
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Columbia is full of community events during the summer to keep you entertained. Here are a few of the things Vox is looking forward to this summer.
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If you’re craving a smoothie in Columbia, these are some of the only places you can find one.
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Missouri summers are humid. There’s no doubt about that. Sometimes that humidity can really mess up your coif. Here are some hairstyles for the summer that will keep the hair off of your face and leave you looking chic.
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If the torrential downpours hitting Columbia recently have put a damper on your past couple of days, and your finding it hard to get motivated to start your week, you aren’t alone. Here are five things to motivate you, or just help occupy your time until the storm passes.
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Dayglow brings paint, music and performers to Columbia.
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A artist couple comes to Columbia to discuss their recent work.
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The MSA/GPC Box Office of MU just announced that Angela Simmons will be appearing this Saturday at the Good Music, Good Fashion event at Jesse Auditorium.
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It’s a classic staple that almost every girl has in her wardrobe — the little black dress. Break out your little black dress for tomorrow night’s Little Black Dress event that benefits True North of Columbia.
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On May 1, the Moscow Festival Ballet will take the stage at Jesse Hall to perform Swan Lake.
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If you’ve never heard of PACE, or Performing Arts in Children’s Education, you’re missing out on a whole sector of Columbia’s theater scene.
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If it’s been a rough week or your wardrobe just needs a little touch of spring, some retail therapy might be in order. Although there’s no Forever XXI in town to stock up on cheap accessories, don’t underestimate the boutiques in town as well as some bigger chain stores. Here are a couple of great accessories for the season that can be found around Columbia.
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It might be pouring rain outside all weekend, but it’s definitely springtime inside PS: Gallery. Their Spring exhibit is up on the walls filling the gallery with artwork that evokes the sound of birds chirping and the smell of freshly cut grass.
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Easter can be one of the most relaxing holidays. Unlike Thanksgiving and Christmas, the weather is normally warm and spring is in the air. Here are some cute and entertaining Easter crafts to try this year
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