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Safety Walk reveals three broken emergency beacons on campus

Fiona Murphy • October 4, 2016

This year’s Safety Walk participants found three broken emergency beacons on campus. The Department of Student Life hosts the Safety Walk every year as a part of Safety Week. This year, students and...

The Oh Hellos captivates audience with high-energy performance and diverse sound

Hannah Simon • October 4, 2016

If seeking a band that embodies the essence of Roots N Blues N BBQ, The Oh Hellos combine an unforgettable musical experience with an abundance of food jokes. "The music is good too, I'm sure, but the...

Where to get your book fix around CoMo

Nat Kaemmerer • October 4, 2016

####Little Free Libraries: Ninth Street, parklet outside Bubblecup This little library is sponsored by “The Missouri Review,” so it has several copies of that. There are also, strangely, volumes...

Man Seeking Movies: ‘Deepwater Horizon’ a survival thriller amidst tragedy

Jack Cronin • October 4, 2016

The Deepwater Horizon, an oil rig owned and operated by BP, exploded and sank in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010. In the 87 days that followed, an estimated 210 million gallons of oil gushed into...

Backstage with Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats

Kaelyn Sturgell • October 4, 2016

MOVE Magazine sat down with Missouri natives Nathaniel Rateliff and Joseph Pope III of Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats before their performance Friday night at Roots N Blues N BBQ. MOVE Magazine:...

Millennial Manners: How to not suck at first dates

Ben Jarzombek • October 4, 2016

Just about everyone has a story about a first date. Whether it’s good, bad or downright ugly, we’ve all been there. It doesn’t matter if you’ve had a handful of first dates or too many to count;...

MSA considers new library fee to address reduced hours

Lailah Tarakai, Emily Gallion • October 4, 2016

Students voted last year to “fail the fee” that would have charged students to maintain campus libraries. However, many students were less than pleased to learn that Ellis Library would [no longer...

Ben Folds rocks the suburbs and Roots N Blues

Regina Anderson • October 4, 2016

The entire stage was bare, save for one black grand piano. And truthfully, that’s all Ben Folds needed. “I’m just gonna sit up here and play songs I made up,” Folds said between songs. Folds’...

Avett Brothers end Roots N Blues N BBQ with energetic concert

Claire Mitzel • October 4, 2016

The Avett Brothers closed out the Roots N Blues N BBQ festival on Oct. 2 by playing a nearly hour-and-a-half set that had the audience singing, dancing and stomping along with the band. For a later show...

Ajay Vinzé named dean for Trulaske College of Business

Jackson Kinkead • October 3, 2016

Provost Garnett Stokes named Ajay Vinzé the new dean Trulaske College of Business on Sept. 30 after a year-long search. According to [previous Maneater reporting](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/9/4/search-business-dean-draws-close/),...

School of Medicine students report incidents of sexist treatment from faculty

Megan Dollar • October 3, 2016

MU School of Medicine students [reported over twice as many incidents of student mistreatment](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/9/16/school-medicine-accreditation-stake-report-finds-h/) than the...

Kappa Alpha suspended after alleged hazing incident

Claire Colby • October 3, 2016

The Kappa Alpha fraternity has been temporarily suspended following an alleged hazing incident, according to a statement released by the MU News Bureau. Police were dispatched to the Kappa Alpha fraternity...