Like Mizzou’s Homecoming and Tap Day, Missouri's blues music and barbecue, traditions across campus and the state honor the history, cultures and celebrations of our many communities.
Joining Chancellor Cartwright this week are two MU alumni: Lisa Higgins, director of the Missouri Folk Arts Program; and RJ Platto, senior designer in the Joint Office of Strategic Communication and Marketing. They discuss some of the most well-known traditions across campus and around the state to explore how traditions shape our sense of community.
<a href="http://chancellor.missouri.edu/im/august-21-2018">Read a full transcript here</a>.

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