Ethnography is a research method widely used by anthropologists to study cultures, mainly by going into the field and observing human behavior. The goal is to identify patterns and practices within a...
Tyler, the Creator and Steve Lacy have both entered album rollout mode in the last two weeks, but what exactly have they put out, and what can we take away from the updates we have so far?
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The polls opened at noon on March 7 for the Missouri Student Association’s annual spring elections. Two slates hope to fill the student government’s open executive seats of President and Vice President...
It appears that COVID-19 exacerbated racial discrepancies in Missouri unemployment. Data from the Missouri Department of Labor suggests that the pandemic caused Black people and Asian people to, on average,...
Reporter Alex Cox summarizes and analyzes the March 6th MSA presidential debate between Maximize Mizzou and Show Me Mizzou. Polls for the MSA Presidential election close on March 16
MSA presidential candidates Blaine Thomas and Claire Jacobs, as well as vice presidential candidate Caius Gillen, withdrew from the race yesterday. This comes after the candidates received backlash for old tweets that included many examples of derogatory language. Gillen released a statement on Twitter apologizing for his tweets.
The BEC announced in a press release that suspension on campaigning has been lifted. The statement from BEC chair Joseph Sell clarified that there were no enforceable infractions. The suspension was initially attributed to concern over remarks candidates made on social media.
