Self Styled: Cozy Sweaters
Bring on the sweater weather! Although it’s been unseasonably warm this fall, the temperature is finally starting to drop. Cooler weather means it’s about time to break out your winter wardrobe. We talked to boutiques in the area to find looks styled with sweaters to keep you warm all season long. Kelly Fields “I paired […]
MU Student Shares Her Love of the Cosmos
When Bea Doheny made solar system bracelets for her friends as high school graduation gifts, she never expected Neil DeGrasse Tyson would be wearing one 3 years later. “I attached a note to all the gifts that said, ‘Whenever ever you look at your solar system bracelet I hope you remember you’re out of this […]
Fall Boot Trends – Fashion Meets Function
With fall comes the shift from sandals and flats to boots and booties. Nathan Fleischmann, owner of Arches Footwear, wants to guide people through this season’s trends and bestsellers. “Comfort is paramount, and boots and booties tend to be comfortable,” Nathan says. “Short booties are a perfect way to be fashionable without sacrificing comfort.” New […]
Self Styled: Cheering on the Tigers
When it comes to game day fashion, it can be difficult to decide on an outfit. Fall weather is unpredictable — chilly in the morning, hot by game time, and breezy when the sun goes down. Although you don’t want to sacrifice comfort for beauty, it’s important to remember you’re likely to wear an outfit […]
Food Traditions Abound in Tiger Country
Tradition and one’s alma mater go hand-in-hand. For many, a trip back to your old stomping grounds isn’t complete unless you get that burger your town was known for, grab a slice at your favorite pizza place, or stop in for a drink at your favorite bar and grill. In Columbia, much of the college […]
New Neutrals
The word neutral creates a feeling of comfort for some and boredom for others. Over the decades, the words beige and taupe have become synonymous with mundane. They have come to be seen as safe colors – not causing a strong emotional response. There is a reason they are used so predominantly in healthcare facilities […]
Good Dog – More Than a Friend
A childhood memory of an instant friend. by Megan Whitehead I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when I was 7 years old. A diagnosis of any kind, never mind a chronic one, is scary for such a young person. University Hospital worked hard to keep me and my family informed and comfortable to alleviate […]
Get Out
Tips and tricks to making the most of a Saturday afternoon hike in Columbia photos by Angelique Hunter “For me, life wouldn’t be complete without the rich experiences I have had with nature.” – Joanne Fulton “We love spending time outside as a family. Everyone is happy. It provides us with great exercise and relieves […]
A Different Kind Of Bar
At events these days, bars are taking on a whole new meaning. At A2D Events we have suggested and planned out bars for clients that range from coffee bars to some new twists on serving typical event food. Popcorn bars, chili bars, hot dog bars, taco bars, smore’s bars, and baked potato bars are […]
Jenny’s 21 Day Challenge
My 21 day challenge was to wake up at least 30-45 minutes earlier than my usual schedule. The first few days were challenging because my body wasn’t used to it getting up earlier. When I adjusted, it was great! I felt relaxed each morning. I had time to make breakfast and enjoy my cup […]
Get to Know Hannah Reeves
Meet Hannah Reeves, Director, Sager Braudis Gallery How long have you lived in Columbia? 16 years Where did you go to college and what did you study? I studied art at MU. I received a BFA in Drawing and Sculpture in 2005. I had just become acquainted with Fiber Art in a couple […]
Dinner And a New Look
I am a very social individual. I love any excuse to host a party to get together with friends and family and share a delicious meal, a laugh, and invariably, an embarrassing story or two. Aside from the joy I get from the wonderful people that surround me, I also love to host because […]