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One of the most historic and memorable sites here at Mizzou is Tiger Plaza! Home of the famous tiger statue and fountain, it is located on Rollins Ave. At Tiger Plaza are names of all the alumni that helped create and make the location possible. This is a great location for students, alumni and even faculty to spend time at and show their Tiger pride. It is also home to many events and announcements like Greek Week and homecoming!
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One of the most popular and used sites at Mizzou is the Francis Quadrangle. The Quad consists of many different academic halls and is also home to Jesse Hall, Francis Quadrangle is a great location whether you are looking to study, relax or just be outside. You will see many students playing frisbee, walking, or even playing fetch with their dog. Whether you are walking to class, or just wanting to hang outdoors, the quad is a perfect location to get away and relax.
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Also located on the quad are the columns at Mizzou! These columns are one of the most historic sites at Mizzou. In 1892, Academic Hall at the University was burned down. The only thing remaining from the building were the columns supporting it. In 1893, the columns were voted to be removed. However, just a few months later, the columns passed inspection and were going to be left on campus as a historic mark. You can find students sitting on the columns hanging out, studying, reading, or even taking naps. Students love to use the columns as a place to hang outdoors and just relax.
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Need to express your thoughts or want your opinion to be heard? Speaker’s circle is the only place on campus where you can say whatever you want, when you want. There are all kinds of people that come through Speaker’s circle and talk about ideas they are very passionate about. As long as you are not disrupting learning or academics, you can come out to Speaker’s Circle at any time of the day and let your voice/opinion be heard. Speaker’s Circle is a prime location to practice your right of freedom of speech and to let the public know about your opinions.
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Located right next to Speaker’s Circle is the famous Ellis Library at Mizzou. This is probably one of the busiest locations on Mizzou’s campus as student’s are constantly studying or doing homework here. It is a prime location for students to study together or even do group projects. Incase you get tired or need a quick snack, Ellis library also has a coffee shop/snack center for students to purchase coffee and a variety of snacks at. Ellis is the prime location for academics and getting work done on campus!
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The Mizzou student center is a great place for students to relax and study! The student center has numerous tables, couches, and lounges for students to hang out or do their homework at. This fine facility also has numerous food outlets inside incase you get hungry. Anything from Pizza to Sushi, the student center will have it ready for you. Incase you get tired or need to wake up while studying, they also have a coffee shop to satisfy your sleepiness!
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Looking to go shopping and get some new clothes? Stop by the Mizzou student Store where they offer numerous items to purchase. Anything from Mizzou gear/accessories to dress clothes. If you are looking for it, the Mizzou store has it! You will find a number of Mizzou students hanging out, shopping, or browsing the Mizzou store on a daily basis. A great store with items at a reasonable price!
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Looking to grab a bite to eat? “The Shack” that is located inside the University’s student center has great burgers, chicken, fries, and much more! The original “Shack” restaurant was located on Mizzou’s campus from 1960-1981. In 1981, a suspicious fire erupted on campus and burned down the “Shack”. The “Shack” was known for it’s unique style which was allowing all people that came into their restaurant to carve their name into the tables or the walls. In 2010, the tradition became apart of Mizzou once again, and the new restaurant was opened inside the student center. Students are still allowed to carve their names in the tables and walls, and even some of the remains from the old “Shack” are present in the newly built restaurant.
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Looking to get a quick work out in or even a swim? Mizzou’s Rec Complex that was renovated in 2005 is known to be one of the best college Rec’s in the nation. Consisting of two large workout rooms, 14 basketball courts, a lazy river, and much more! Mizzou’s Rec is a great place for students to hang out and take a break from their studying and academics.
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Looking to play some outdoor hoops? The basketball courts next to Gillett dorm is a great location to show off your skills and have a good time while playing basketball. Many students are seen here on a daily basis getting shots up or practicing their game to take to the Rec League.
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Stankowski Field, the home of Mizzou’s first homecoming football game. What used to be “Rollins Field”, “Stank” was renovated in 1996 and was turned into a place where students could partake in a number of outdoor activities. These turf fields used to be the home of the Mizzou football team and was where they played all of their games. This historic site is one of the most popular places for outdoor activity here at Mizzou. If you are looking to play football, soccer, frisbee, or even just just hangout with friends outdoors, Stankowski field is a great location for you!
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Go Mizzou, Go Greek!!! 25% of Mizzou’s undergraduate population is in Greek life. Greek town is a hot spot where many students love to hangout at their fraternity or sorority. Whether it is hanging out at their greek house, or visiting another student’s greek house, many students like to spend a majority of their time in greek town. It is home to many philanthropy and charity events that the Mizzou greek life body has to offer. Stop by Greek town and see all of the wonderful fraternity and sorority houses at Mizzou.
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Come check out the Mizzou football team at Memorial Staidum. This stadium that was once located on Rollins Ave., but now off of Stadium Blvd. is one of the biggest stadiums in the SEC as they just recently added new seating that costed the University $45.5 million. The stadium was built in 1926 when Mizzou wanted to create a new enviornment for fans to experience. Columbia has seen crowds of more than 75,000 here and is a favorite location for students to hangout and cheer on the Tigers during gameday!!
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Not a football fan? Catch the Mizzou basketball team taking on a host of SEC teams at the Mizzou Arena. This arena is known to get loud and rowdy and is a place where students love to cheer on their Mizzou Tigers. The future is looking bright for the Tigers with new recruits and new coaches coming into the program!! Check out the arena right off of Stadium Blvd. next to the the football field. MIZ-ZOU!!!
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What better way to end a long day at Mizzou! Grab a bite to eat at a school favorite dining hall, Dobbs Pavilion. Dobbs offers numerous things on their menu like pasta, salads, nachos, and anything you want on the grill. Dobbs is certainly a favorite hangout at Mizzou and has foods no matter what your diet is.
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