Day 127

Bailey Stover • July 22, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 127th day of social distancing reading, watching Netflix and spending time with her grandpa watching Comet NEOWISE.

Day 98

Bailey Stover • June 23, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 98th day of social distancing working on Bearing News, going for a walk and watching "Veronica Mars" with her brother.

Day 44

Bailey Stover • April 30, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 44th day of social distancing watching "Criminal Minds," "Prodigal Son" and "Bones," as well as spending time outside.

Laughter, light create comfortable environment

Turner DeArmond • October 1, 2019

I awoke to the sun breaking through my blinds, pressing against my eyelids and casting a red glow onto my retinas. I sighed and supposed that, with the timing and angle of the sun, something must want...

Successful snapshot strengthens self-confidence

Ana Manzano • September 17, 2019

With self-confidence and a steady hand, photographer Ana Manzano captured the golden glow of the sun filtering across the forest in Capen Park.

Friendship, flexibility fuel fever dream photography

Sophia Eaton • September 14, 2019

After an unforeseen turn of events, photographer Sophia Eaton made the best of her new situation to capture a fever dream image of a nearby lightening storm.

Students strive for sustainability through environment’s protection

Ji-Sung Lee • January 29, 2018

Students and clubs strive for eco-friendliness, trying to take into account the natural systems that support people.

MKT Trail

Joy Park • April 3, 2017

An installment of Exhibit Columbia exploring the history of MKT Trail, and why it makes Columbia special.

Capen Park holds nature landscape in the city

Cassidy Viox • December 20, 2016

This hidden park allows nature-seekers to find a safe haven in busy Columbia.

Goldsworthy’s Stone River

Dzung Nguyen • November 8, 2016

During the last week of my Stanford University summer adventure, our class took a trip to the Cantor Art Center, one of Stanford’s two art museums. On our way to the museum, Bill Scott, our instructor,...

Exploring the Bur Oak tree

Cassidy Viox • October 12, 2016

Contrary to the popular belief of most teenagers living in Mid-Missouri, Columbia can be a fascinating place if you take the time to explore the city and surrounding areas. As much as I complain about...

Over the river and through the woods

Suryanshi Rawat • October 21, 2014

I’ve never quite understood the joy people get from running. To me, running seems aimless, and unlike other sports, there isn't really a tangible purpose. Recently, I decided to give running a chance....