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‘Non-negotiable’: Jefferson statue to stay, not part of contextualization task force recommendation

The task force cannot recommend removal of the statue but must consider Jefferso ...

Football

Midseason roundtable: With two wins, is there a path to a .500 season for the Tigers?

On another weekend without Missouri football, The Maneater’s football beat ans ...

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: ‘Power to the people’

MU students and faculty describe the importance of voting in this election.

Missouri basketball takes lessons from football’s COVID-19 cancellations

Coach Cuonzo Martin understands that one positive case can cost his team up to four games at a time.

16-Person task force examining future of Jefferson statue

The group is led by a community member from the State Historical Society of Missouri and contains al ...

MU administrators announce that in-person classes will switch to remote learning following Thanksgiving break

Administrators advise students to stay home over the break and finish classes at home until the spri ...

COLUMN: Amy Coney Barrett’s appointment detrimental to women and LGBTQ+ community

Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court leaves women’s and LGBTQ+’s right ...

COLUMN: Even a COVID-19 diagnosis can’t fix Trump’s indifference toward the pandemic

On October 1, Donald Trump contracted the coronavirus yet continued his fabled perspective on the pa ...

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NEWS

Columbia’s Central Pantry reports increase in people served

With the projected annual food insecurity rate up due to COVID-19, the Food Bank for Central & Northwest Missouri sees uptick in p ...

New CAFNR lab honors Henry Kirklin, the first Black MU instructor University

Henry Kirklin, a former slave, taught plant studies to multiple generations of students of all races during Jim Crow era America.
Conservative student finds place as Mizzou College Republicans president Student Politics

Grissum plans to graduate early this year and hopes Mizzou College Republicans will act as a watchdog for the new majority-Democra ...
Undergraduate Research hosts workshops throughout spring semester University

Undergraduates from all majors are welcome.
Creative Writing Club teaches literary skills while fostering community University

CoW welcomes all fiction writers to their bimonthly meetings and information sessions.

Missouri volleyball commits too many errors, falls to South Carolina in four sets Volleyball

In a battle between the Columbias, the Gamecocks evened the weekend matchup with a rambunctious performance.
Missouri gymnastics’ Gabrielle Gottula shines on senior night alongside promising young talent Gymnastics

An injured Jena Swanson forced the No. 23 Tigers to improvise on senior night.
SEC Championships await an improved Missouri indoor track team Track and Field

As the regular season comes to a close, The Tigers greet eight nationally-ranked squads in Fayetteville.
Observations from the MATC: Tigers honor legend, Cooper impresses early Football

Missouri football began spring camp Friday afternoon.

SPORTS

Missouri softball pitching dazzles in Saturday doubleheader

The pitching staff combined to allow just one run in 12 innings.

OPINION

COLUMN: Jeff Bezos must still be held accountable for Amazon’s actions

Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon’s CEO doesn’t make up for the company’s many poor actions.

COLUMN: The entertainment industry has failed women Columns

“Framing Britney Spears” merely scratches the surface of misogyny in the industry.
COLUMN: Spring rush proves to be beneficiary for potential new members during COVID-19 Columns

Many students participated in a stress-free, enjoyable virtual rush this January to join a sorority amid the pandemic.
COLUMN: Policing is not an appropriate response to the increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans Columns

Asian American activists have a duty to Black activists to not call for further policing.
COLUMN: Does Thomas Jefferson’s supposed history with the university outweigh his past? Columns

MU’s Task Force for Contextualization of the Thomas Jefferson Statue’s attempt to contextualize Thomas Jefferson falls flat.

‘Non-negotiable’: Jefferson statue to stay, not part of contextualization task force recommendation

Midseason roundtable: With two wins, is there a path to a .500 season for the Tigers?

Letter to the Editor: ‘Power to the people’

Missouri basketball takes lessons from football’s COVID-19 cancellations

16-Person task force examining future of Jefferson statue

MU administrators announce that in-person classes will switch to remote learning following Thanksgiving break

COLUMN: Amy Coney Barrett’s appointment detrimental to women and LGBTQ+ community

COLUMN: Even a COVID-19 diagnosis can’t fix Trump’s indifference toward the pandemic

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Columbia’s Central Pantry reports increase in people served

New CAFNR lab honors Henry Kirklin, the first Black MU instructor University

Conservative student finds place as Mizzou College Republicans president Student Politics

Undergraduate Research hosts workshops throughout spring semester University

Creative Writing Club teaches literary skills while fostering community University

Missouri volleyball commits too many errors, falls to South Carolina in four sets Volleyball

Missouri gymnastics’ Gabrielle Gottula shines on senior night alongside promising young talent Gymnastics

SEC Championships await an improved Missouri indoor track team Track and Field

Observations from the MATC: Tigers honor legend, Cooper impresses early Football

SPORTS

Missouri softball pitching dazzles in Saturday doubleheader

OPINION

COLUMN: Jeff Bezos must still be held accountable for Amazon’s actions

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COLUMN: Spring rush proves to be beneficiary for potential new members during COVID-19 Columns

COLUMN: Policing is not an appropriate response to the increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans Columns

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