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Five women offer insight on how lifting has both helped and challenged them
In her final editor's letter, Editor-in-Chief Katelyn Mcllwain reflects on saying goodbye to her time as a student
This month in and around Columbia, get in the summer spirit by attending local festivals, listening to live music, trying new restaurants, participating in LGBTQ+ and Pride events and watching the annual Juneteenth parade in downtown
Three of Columbiaโs pro houseplant collectors provide their secrets to a flourishing, flowering home full of green
Your Vox guide on how to talk to elderly loved ones about getting the support they need
Editor-in-Chief Katelyn Mcllwain inspires readers to jump in the joy of community in Columbia
This month in-and-around Columbia, get involved by attending community events and festivals, browsing through local pop-up shops, listening to live music and partaking in outdoor activities at one of the many trails and parks
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With Vox's guide, whether you're a newbie, transplant or townie, you'll find new ways to love and embrace everything Columbia has to offer
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Education, outreach and information are combating misconceptions surrounding HIV prevention and testing for 37 counties in Missouri
The transition from chemical hair treatments to natural styles to wigs and color treatments is much more than a fashion fad. Itโs a cultural shift across generations.
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Emilee Carleton founded the MU chapter of Operation Smile in 2021 to help students understand the complexities of cleft lip and palate conditionsย
Third spaces can be hard to find, but the public library continues to offer a sanctuary for Columbia residents
Learn about the plethora of fossils that could be hiding in your backyard, waiting to be discovered
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TikTok and other social media platforms have become a gateway for college students and Gen Z to normalize ADHD and neurodevelopmental disorders. Through online community and advocacy, individuals are able to discuss personal experiences, resources and coping methods.
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From losing out on roles in Mid-Missouri plays to getting turned down by Tom Hanks โย the "Dead Eyes" podcaster and MU alumnus learned how to take rejection and turn it into success
Editor-in-Chief Katelynn McIlwain encourages readers to embrace the embarrassing and sometimes frustrating not-so-storybook moments in our lives
This month in Columbia, put your writing skills to the test, learn success stories from inspiring local women, laugh with David Sedaris and sink or swim in a cardboard boat
Vox compiled four tips to make your voice heard by local legislators
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