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The Briefing: March for Life latest protest to draw crowds in D.C.

Emily Gallion • February 1, 2017

A week after President Donald Trump’s inauguration and six days after the Women’s March, crowds of people gathered again in Washington, D.C., for the March for Life on Friday. The March for Life is...

MSA proposes $35 student services fee

Victoria Kuz • February 1, 2017

The Missouri Students Association plans to introduce a $35 student services fee during the next full Senate meeting, on Feb. 8. The fee covers six different areas. Ellis Library would receive $12, the...

“Stand in Solidarity” rally attracts residents against Trump

Sam Forbes • February 1, 2017

About 40 Columbia residents took to the streets again Wednesday in protest of President Donald Trump’s policies. The “Stand in Solidarity” rally, coordinated on Facebook by activist group Mid-Missouri...

GPC holds “Call-Congress” event to voice concerns on recent immigration executive order

Ayesha Vishnani • February 1, 2017

About three hours into Wednesday’s “Call-Congress” event, Graduate Professional Council President Rachel Bauer counted over 225 post-it notes that had been tacked to a board in the Student Center. Each...

“Persistence”, “Piles”, “Death Deferred”: MOVE reporter heads to artworked Jesse

Mitchell Bartle • February 1, 2017

When I arrived at Jesse Hall on Monday, artwork lined the walls, and the atrium was filled with artists, instructors, friends and family members browsing displays and enjoying hors d'oeuvres. They quietly...

Don’t wine about it: A guide to pairing wines and food

Katie Rosso • January 31, 2017

There is a grape big world of wine out there, and it can be hard to sift through it all. Cheap wines are synonymous with college life, but if you pair the wine with a good recipe that will bring out the...

How to pay cheaper tuition by getting Missouri residency

Gracie Sands • January 31, 2017

_A previous version of this article misstated the location a student must stay in order to receive residency. Students must spend 12 months anywhere in Missouri, not only within Columbia. MOVE Magazine...

Two weeks from first Curator meeting of 2017, Board four seats short

Zia Kelly • January 31, 2017

The UM System Board of Curators will have five vacancies when they meet for their Feb. 9-10 meeting unless recently-elected Gov. Eric Greitens appoints people to the position between now and next weekend. Since...

Know Before You Go: Low-cost concert, high-energy band

Cassie Allen • January 31, 2017

Rock along with Pop Evil and Red Sun Rising on Wednesday. ####The lowdown On Feb. 7, 98.9 The Rock will present Pop Evil, Red Sun Rising and Badflower as part of the Rock ‘N’ Roll Now tour. The concert...

CPD chief cites his ‘stubborn streak’ in further denial of racial profiling

Sam Forbes • January 31, 2017

A town hall meeting on Monday evening, intended to be an open forum to discuss racial profiling, ended with another rejection by Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton that profiling exists in the city. The...

Citizenship@Mizzou encourages diversity, inclusion at Monday evening event

Vernita Bediako • January 31, 2017

Citizenship@Mizzou hosted a diversity training session Monday evening at the Missouri Theatre to help the university move toward accomplishing the diversity goals it set after campus protests in the fall...

International Center hosts meeting for students and scholars affected by Trump’s travel ban

Sylvia Maehr • January 31, 2017

Approximately 80 students and scholars affected by President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to implement a travel ban attended a meeting in Jesse Wrench Auditorium on Tuesday. The International...