Weeks after the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter protests began, Columbia youth continue to use their voices on social media to spark change
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City Life
Bill Stackman, MU's Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, answers common questions about the university's repopulation plan
Local church leaders look to educate themselves and their congregations on racial injustice in the church and how Biblical teachings relate to the Black Lives Matter movement
E. W. "Cotton" Woods Memorial Airport is a prime example of why small airports have a hard time in today's economy
Two RMF volunteers answer common questions about bail funds and the problem with the cash bail system
Eat + Drink
For the owners of Big Daddy's BBQ, Papadoo's, Mr. Murphy's Stuffed Potatoes and Ms. Kim's, serving soul food is about more than money
After customer Mahlik Good complained about the music, restaurant owner Benjamin Hamrah had some personal reflection to do
For Logboatโs co-founders, a brand-new business is brewing this summer
PedNet Coalition and Sudwerk Brewing Company released a new beer in honor of the 30th Anniversary of the Katy Trail and late Columbia mayor Darwin Hindman
Colin Russell and Rex Scott serve up the "quintessential Jamaican experience" with their Jerk Hut, which has grown from a post-game picnic to two restaurant locations
Culture
After being released from jail in 2013, author PJ Myles used his creativity to create stories for kids
How COVID-19, new leadership and fundraising challenges are causing changes at Ragtag Cinema
In June, the Greenhouse Theatre Project staged a virtual performance of 'NATURAL SHOCKS' that shed light on the plight of victims
The viral TikTok "the birds work for the bourgeoisie" started with then-MU senior Kendrick Smith
MU professor Berkley Hudson offers his recommended reads for white allies looking to learn about racism in the United States
Peace Frame Productions was working on a documentary about the Missouri Symphony when the COVID-19 pandemic began. Matt Schacht, owner of Peace Frame Productions, and Aaron Phillips, the documentaryโs director of photography, are able to continue filming by practicing social distancing and u…
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