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Photo gallery: 2025 Chancellor's Arts Showcase

Mizzou students displayed their talents and creativity at the Chancellor’s Arts Showcase. See photos from the event.

Feb. 25, 2025
Contact: Janese Heavin, heavinj@missouri.edu
Photos by Abbie Lankitus and Sam Cox

More than 100 University of Missouri students recently participated in the Chancellor's Arts Showcase, featuring works from architectural studies, music, visual studies, textile and apparel management and theatre.

Hosted by the College of Arts and Science, the celebration dates back to 1977 when then-chancellor Herbert Schooling sponsored events showcasing performances by Mizzou students. Today, University of Missouri President Mun Choi keeps the tradition alive by inviting the public to experience Mizzou art in all its forms. See photos from this year's event.

Orchestra playing

Student showcases design

Student and attendee look at design

Students dance

Woman looks at blue and orange artwork

People look at artwork

Student presents on stage

Musicians perform

People in audience smile

Crowd of people

Student presents design work

Student with dress on mannequin

Cooper Drury speaks to crowd

Musicians perform

Student performs on stage

Group of students pose

Two people in front of art

Students look at design on mannequin

Student presents designs

Crowd through window pane

Student talks to attendees

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