News
Oct. 14, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 14)
MSA Senate committee passes KCOU funding measure
By Anna Koeppel
The decision came after the parties discussed holding a student referendum.
New Children's Hospital at Columbia Regional Hospital
By Katy Bergen
All Children's Hospital branches will relocate to Columbia Regional.
Flu vaccination clinics planned in October
By Maneater Staff
In the next few weeks, flu shots will be offered at the Columbia/Boone County Department of Health and Public Services and by the Student Health Center staff at various locations ...
School of Education hopes to raise $3,000 for UNICEF
By Taylor Combs
Some students have personal ties to the organization.
Faculty Council suggests grievance policy remix
By Scott Kanowsky
Ballots on the new process are due in one month.
MU's ONE Campaign chapter involves community, high schools
By Kyle Daly
The MU chapter was founded last year.
Robbery reported near the Quad
By Eva Dou
MU Police say there is no reason to believe the robbery is connected to previous attacks.
Nonviolence expert talks peace
By Daniel Everson
The speaker suggested five misconceptions of modern violence.
Stakeholders outline plans for student center upgrades
By Krissy Tripp
The project should be done by 2011 and cost $63 million.
MU students start healthy business
By Rachel Rice
Adamski and Newsome sell their bars at Café Fresco in Brady Commons.
MU faculty, students work to lower textbook costs
By Belinda Kocen
University Bookstore has tried to decrease prices for 12 years.
Green Team collects recyclables on game day
By Eva Dou
The group collected 24 tons of recyclables last year.
Oct. 10, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 13)
Building funding reduced to balance budget
By John Henry
Projects such as painting have been put off in lean budget times.
Four Front discusses diversity with administrators
By Josh Barone
The biannual meeting lets Four Front members ask about diversity issues at MU.
MSA leaders skeptical of KCOU tower plan
By Amber Wade
MSA and KCOU will discuss revisions to a proposal to fund a new tower.
Students, faculty work to lower book costs
By Belinda Kocen
Students could get more money if professors promise to re-use their books.
Faculty Council discusses departure of sports medicine faculty
By Scott Kanowsky
Members decided to take more time in investigating claims against the university.
Homecoming brings students and seniors together
By Lindsay Eanet
Tiger Tango brings generations together for the first Homecoming service event.
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