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Mizzou has resources to help students find housing on and off campus
By Zephyrus Li/Missourian,Tanner Bubeck/Missourian,Ethan Weston/Missourian,By Jake Marszewski Housing makes up much of the cost of living for college students, so Mizzou has resources to help students find an affordable place to live. Mizzou students are required to live on campus during their freshman year, and they can choose from a wide variety of living spaces that appeal to their needs.
The 2022 Met Gala, in Photos
It's been just under eight months since the last Met Gala, an annual fundraiser that raises eight-figure sums for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. Pre-pandemic, about 600 A-listers from fashion, sports, music, film, TV, technology and beyond were invited. This year and last, the numbers were closer to 400. The 2020 gala was canceled due to COVID-19. More than $16.4 million was raised last year. The starry event is the institute's primary budget feeder.
The Children's Grove gathered to dedicate a kindness tree
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Day 30 of Russia's invasion on Ukraine, in photos
⚠ This gallery contains images that may be disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. Ukrainian officials said the death toll from a strike on a theater last week in the besieged southern port city of Mariupol is in the hundreds, making it the deadliest single attack since Russia’s war started a month ago.
Day 18 of the Russian Invasion on Ukraine, in photos
⚠ This gallery contains images that may be disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. GENEVA — The Red Cross is warning of a “worst-case scenario” for hundreds of thousands of civilians in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol unless the parties agree to ensure their safety and access to humanitarian aid.
Day 17 of the Russian Invasion on Ukraine, in photos
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia is bombing Mariupol “24 hours a day.” As Russian units also fanned out to prepare for an assault on Ukraine's capital of Kyiv, Zelenskyy urged his people to continue their resistance, saying Russia would need to carpet-bomb Kyiv and kill its residents to take the city. “They will come here only if they kill us all,” Zelenskyy said.
Day 11 of the Russian Invasion on Ukraine, in Photos
Ukrainian soldiers carry civilians away from Russian attacks. Others who couldn't be saved from the barrage lie dead in the street. Amid the deaths, the fires and the crowds of desperate people fleeing the fighting, there were glimmers of hope, like the wedding of two members of the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces, with flowers, fatigues and a helmet for a wedding crown. Refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine form a line Sunday as they approach the border with Poland in Shehyni, Ukraine.
A wild week of weather for Columbia
Residents of Columbia were treated to an array of weather phenomena this week. What started off as a blissfully warm day with temperatures in the 50s ended with a torrential snow that blanketed the city. The week began as the sun graced us with some of its rays, bringing about a rare warm day in the middle of the winter. People took advantage of the nice weather and gathered outside, relaxing on the quad and wandering downtown without the cold nipping at their noses.
Former Columbia man sentenced to more than 5 years for domestic violence
A Fort Leonard Wood man was sentenced to five years and 11 months in federal prison without the possibility of parole for domestic violence. Kevin Levon Bonner pleaded guilty to one count of assault of an intimate partner or spouse by strangulation or suffocation, and one count of domestic violence June 21. The victim, a U.S. Army sergeant, showed up to work the day of the assault, and her command officer ordered her to go to the emergency room.
Andy Upham sits in a chair as he waits for the turkeys to finish cooking
Andy Upham sits in a chair as he waits for the turkeys to finish cooking during the Rotary Club of Columbia’s turkey fry on Thursday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Columbia. The group began frying the turkeys at 4 a.m., and some volunteers will keep frying the turkeys for 8 hours straight. “I’m on my second cup of coffee so far,” said Upham. “Of course I have been here since 3 o’clock.”
Marty Walker, a member of the Rotary Club of Columbia, checks the temperature of the turkeys as they fry in barrels of oil
Marty Walker, a member of the Rotary Club of Columbia, checks the temperature of the turkeys as they fry in barrels of oil during the turkey fry on Thursday at the Knights of Columbus Town Hall in Columbia. The equipment used to fry the turkeys is composed of mostly recycled material to save on costs. “We want to be able to turn our funding into turkeys instead of equipment,” Walker said.
Columbia tradition 'A Time to Give Thanks' continues under new sponsorship
A nonprofit organization stepped up to continue the Columbia tradition founded by Almeta Crayton in 1997, making “A Time to Give Thanks” the 24th annual community Thanksgiving meal. Nonprofit organization Powerhouse Community Development Corporation is sponsoring this year’s “A Time to Give Thanks” feast, free to all, at the Columbia Senior Center.
MU fraternity suspended after alcohol hazing report has history of misconduct
Phi Gamma Delta, the MU fraternity suspended after an alleged hazing incident that left a freshman pledge in the hospital with alcohol poisoning, was among the fraternities named in Title IX reports of drugged drinks last month. Hunter Bailey, who attended a protest following the fraternity's suspension Wednesday, said, “it shouldn’t have taken something drastic like this for the university to get involved.
MU football team anticipates difficulties for upcoming travel
Columbia Regional Airport's construction expansion has led to problems with scheduling charter flights for the MU football team. MU football coach Eliah Drinkwitz said at a news conference Tuesday the team had "a little bit of a snafu because of the Columbia Airport being under construction right now." For Saturday's game in Lexington, Kentucky, Drinkwitz said half of the team's travel party will fly out of St. Louis and the other half will fly out of Columbia.
PrideFest's two-day celebration aims to bring the community together Original
Mid-Missouri PrideFest kicks off its two-day festival Saturday to celebrate a homecoming for the LGBTQ+ community. In the summer of 2020, PrideFest was canceled because of COVID-19. This year, the pandemic is the reason behind the festival’s growth. For the first time in its history, the Mid-Missouri PrideFest will be taking place over two days rather than one to make the festival safer for participants.
Josh Ladehoff, 12, right, assists Carlton Wexler, 12, while trying to get his fishing line unstuck from roots in the water
Josh Ladehoff, 12, right, assists Carlton Wexler, 12, center, while trying to get his fishing line unstuck from roots in the water during the Cub Scouts fishing derby Wednesday at Cosmo-Bethel Park in Columbia. The event had an area for first-time fishers to learn how to cast on land with plastic fish and a blue tarp. Whether the participants were already scouts, new members or just fishing enthusiasts, all were welcome at the event.
Cub Scouts tackle the rain and reel in a good time
The skies were clear and the cold wind blew across the murky water. Coordinators and boy scouts alike scattered reed poles and bait for kids around the pond. Boy Scouts of America Executive Aaro Froese's cheery voice could be heard across the park as he happily greeted all he saw. The Columbia branches of Cub Scouts of America hosted a free fishing derby for the public Wednesday at Cosmo-Bethel Park in Columbia.
Pitcher Emma Nichols arcs her body
Jenna Laird was once again the hero for the Tigers, this time with a late RBI to give the Tigers the win on senior day.
Mizzou softball team lines up on the third base line
Jenna Laird was once again the hero for the Tigers, this time with a late RBI to give the Tigers the win on senior day.
Stiepleman honored with kindness tree
Peter Stiepleman, retiring superintendent of the Columbia Public School District, was honored Wednesday with a magnolia tree dedication by the advocacy group Children's Grove. Members of Children's Grove, a group that advocates for the mental and emotional well-being of children, gathered at the district's Aslin Administration Building for a Kindness Tree dedication ceremony to honor Stiepleman.
Missouri softball takes first game of series over LSU
The Tigers came out on top Friday when MU softball beat LSU 9-1 in a five-inning run-rule. Redshirt juniors Casidy Chaumont and Cayla Kessinger scored home runs and junior Brooke Wilmes hit a two-run double, moving MU to a 7-3 SEC record. Kessinger homered in back-to-back games for the third time this season and the seventh time in her career. The two Tigers will face off on Saturday and Sunday to complete the weekend series.
An old photo of Read Hall mentions of upcoming construction and describes the building as the "student activities building"
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CoMo200 hosts its first of four pop-up parks
To celebrate 200 years of the city of Columbia, the Mayor’s Task Force for Bicentennial Planning hosted a pop-up park event at Cosmo-Bethel Park on Sunday. Several sponsors of the event, such as Kia and Rock the Community, set up booths around the parking lot to hand out gift bags for participants to drive through and pick up. Columbia College senior Mercedez Waters, a central organizer of the event, is also working with the city of Columbia and CoMo200 for her capstone project.
The Mandala Community Movement Project welcomes spring with movement
As the sun set in Stephens Lake Park, the Mandala Community Movement Project met to celebrate the coming of Spring and importance of water through movement and dance on Sunday in Columbia. The movement group’s goal is to explore movement in an expressive and cohesive art form. The project’s creator, Victoria Day, has studied what's known as movement choirs and now hopes to bring their energy and joy to the members of the local community.
Spring brings disc golf back to the Garverland Disc Golf Course
The Columbia Disc Golf Club hosted its winter league divisional doubles on Sunday at the Garverland Disc Golf gold course in Columbia. The event brought people (and dogs) of all ages to enjoy the nice weather and play some disc golf in a welcoming environment. The Garverland Disc Golf Course brought challenging terrain to the players, adding a level of difficulty with obstacles such as heavily wooded areas and a large pond that the teams had to throw through.
Lindsey Whitmore falls to the ground
The Tigers were no match for the toughest opponent on their nonconference schedule in a 3-0 home loss.
Missouri women’s soccer falls to BYU
The Missouri women’s soccer team fell to the BYU Cougars in a 3-0 upset on Wednesday at Audrey J. Walton Stadium in Columbia. This home game marked the first time the MU Tigers had ever faced the Cougars in a women’s soccer game. It also marked the first home loss for the Tigers this season. Several Missouri players were injured during game, including Lindsey Whitmore, who was hit in the head and taken out of the game for medical examination during the second half.
Lindsey Whitmore falls to the ground
The Tigers were no match for the toughest opponent on their nonconference schedule in a 3-0 home loss.
Macy Trujillo follows the ball
The Tigers were no match for the toughest opponent on their nonconference schedule in a 3-0 home loss.
Missouri loses series finale against Omaha
Missouri baseball lost to Nebraska-Omaha 9-3 Sunday, finalizing its home-opening series as a two-win, two-loss split. The score of the game was close for the first few innings until the Mavericks scored six runs in the top of the ninth inning. Fans in the stadium brought blankets and mittens to combat the cold wind of the 48-degree, cloudy day. The Tigers are set to play Dallas Baptist next on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Frisco, Texas.
From left, Aijha Blackwell, Shannon Dufficy and Mama Dembele
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Missouri baseball wins home opener, first of four against Nebraska-Omaha
Missouri beat the Omaha Mavericks 12-10 with nine hits in their home opener on Friday. The Tigers kicked off the game with two runs in the first inning, but after starting pitcher Spencer Miles was pulled after six shutout innings, the Mavericks narrowed the 7-0 game to 7-5. Five more runs from each team capped off the high-scoring game. The series continues on Saturday with a doubleheader.
Right-handed pitcher Cameron Pferrer pitches
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Right-handed pitcher Cameron Pferrer pitches
The Tigers pushed past the Mavericks' two five-run innings to win a high-scoring affair in their home-opener.
Missouri right-handed pitcher Luke Mann signals to his teammates
The Tigers pushed past the Mavericks' two five-run innings to win a high-scoring affair in their home-opener.
Missouri infielder Mark Vierling keeps his foot on first base
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Missouri women’s basketball falls to the Tennessee Lady Volunteers
Missouri lost to the Tennessee Lady Volunteers 73-78 on Thursday at the Mizzou Arena in Columbia. The game was back-and-forth against the two teams with the Tigers only down one point by the end of the second quarter, but multiple penalty shots gave Tennessee the advantage in the end. The Tigers are set to play Mississippi State in Starkville, Mississippi on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021.
Missouri baseball wins home opener, first of four against Nebraska-Omaha
Missouri beat the Omaha Mavericks 12-10 with nine hits in their home opener on Friday. The Tigers kicked off the game with two runs in the first inning, but after starting pitcher Spencer Miles was pulled after six shutout innings, the Mavericks narrowed the 7-0 game to 7-5. Five more runs from each team capped off the high-scoring game. The series continues on Saturday with a doubleheader.
Missouri Infielder Joshua Day slides onto second base
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Missouri baseball wins home opener, first of four against Nebraska-Omaha
Missouri beat the Omaha Mavericks 12-10 with nine hits in their home opener on Friday. The Tigers kicked off the game with two runs in the first inning, but after starting pitcher Spencer Miles was pulled after six shutout innings, the Mavericks narrowed the 7-0 game to 7-5. Five more runs from each team capped off the high-scoring game. The series continues on Saturday with a doubleheader.
Missouri infielder Mark Vierling keeps his foot on first base
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Missouri Infielder Joshua Day slides onto second base
The Tigers pushed past the Mavericks' two five-run innings to win a high-scoring affair in their home-opener.
Missouri volleyball conquers Georgia in three consecutive sets
After defeating the Georgia Bulldogs during their previous game on Friday, the Missouri Tigers leaped to victory again during their home game on Saturday at the Hearnes Center in Columbia. The team swept Georgia in all three sets, continuing their winning streak against the Bulldogs that began in 2017. The Tigers, ranked number 25 in the SEC, scored a total of 40 kills and 89 attacks as a team. Leading Missouri in their victory were standout players Kylie Deberg, Anna D’Cruz and Claudia Dillon.
Cougars beat Mustangs in final regular-season game
The Columbia College women's basketball team won their final regular season-game against Central-Baptist College, ending the season with a 12-4 record. Allison Stiers lead the Cougars with 22 points and seven rebounds, securing the victory over the Mustangs. Columbia College will host the American Midwest Conference quarterfinals on Wednesday, Feb 24. against a to-be-determined opponent.
Cuonzo Martin draws game strategies on a whiteboard
The senior center is the focal point of the Tigers' success this season, and his absence was evident in their 86-81 loss to the Razorbacks on Saturday.
Cuonzo Martin draws game strategies on a whiteboard
BUCKS COUNTY >> In honor of Black History Month, the American Red Cross encourages eligible donors, and especially those who have recovered from COVID-19, to give blood to honor the legacies of African Americans like Dr. Charles Drew and Dr. Jerome Holland. Their passion for helping im…
Cuonzo Martin draws game strategies on a whiteboard
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Missouri falls to Arkansas Razorbacks in overtime
After a tied game at the end of the second half and a five minute overtime period, the MU men's basketball team fell to the Arkansas Razorbacks 86-81 on Saturday at the Mizzou Arena in Columbia. MU's annual event, Rally for Rhyan, was also featured during the game, helping to raise money for the fight against pediatric cancer. Both teams fought hard to keep the lead throughout the game, ending the second half tied 73-73, but the lead was eventually won over by the Razorbacks.
Columbia residents 'Paint the Town' Chiefs red
80s music blared and laughter filled the room as painters joked about their varying levels of skills. Instructor Shawna Sprague laughed alongside them, encouraging the artists to take freedom in their work. “Don’t listen to us,” Sprague said. “We don’t know what we're doing. Get creative.” COMO Axe Attack teamed up with Paint the Town Columbia on Wednesday to host their monthly paint night. Members of the community were invited to paint, drink and throw axes.
PHOTO GALLERY: DASA athletes practice with MU wheelchair basketball team
The Disabled Athletes Sports Association held a wheelchair basketball practice Sunday at the Missouri Athletic Center in Columbia. The DASA members, led by Kelly Behlman, are a close knit group of individuals who participate in many events together. “We’re all practically family,” Behlman said. Several of the players from the Mizzou Wheelchair Basketball team, including coach Ron Lykins, instructed the DASA members in drills and exercises on how to become better players.
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