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Trulaske College of Business promotes “global mindset” with International Week

Sylvia Maehr • September 20, 2016

To promote “the global mindset” in students of the Trulaske College of Business, the school’s study abroad program held its annual International Week from Sept. 11 to 15. “The global mindset is...

Building repairs may lead to closure of Craft Studio

Sam Forbes • September 20, 2016

The Craft Studio, an auxiliary organization of the Missouri Students Association, announced Friday that it would cease operations in its current location by the end of 2016. The long-term future of the...

Student governments had limited input in Tiger Plan

Zia Kelly • September 20, 2016

The presidents of the Residence Halls Association and the Missouri Students Association both said they raised concerns with Campus Dining Services about the cost structure of The Tiger Plan, but they said...

Missouri loosens gun laws, but not on campus

Lailah Tarakai • September 19, 2016

_Updated to reflect additional information about ASUM and Dade’s position._ Missouri residents can now carry concealed weapons without a permit after the legislature overrode Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto...

Faculty appointed to serve in the Office of the Provost

Ayesha Vishnani • September 19, 2016

Three faculty members will serve as faculty fellows in the Office of the Provost for a year because of the recent promotions of two former members of the office, Provost Garnett Stokes announced Sept....

Legalize Mizzou hopes to change both laws and stigmas around drug usage

Magdaline Duncan • September 19, 2016

Legalize Mizzou officers opened their meeting of the year Tuesday by naming their major, favorite ice cream flavor and favorite cannabis strain. Fliers distributed to advertise the meeting featured a...

Race Relations Committee presents report outlining creation of new committees across UM system

Jackson Kinkead • September 16, 2016

Berkley Hudson, chairman of the Faculty Council Race Relations Committee, presented a [progress report](http://facultycouncil.missouri.edu/issues/report-of-the-progress-of-the-race-relations-committee-to-the-faculty-council/RaceRelationsReport.pdf)...

School of Medicine accreditation at stake, report finds a history of misconduct

Jackson Kinkead • September 16, 2016

MU’s School of Medicine could be put on probation for being noncompliant in its levels of diversity, gender discrimination, student mistreatment, curricular management and affiliation with other medical...

MSA referendum will correct error caused by previous referendum

Emily Gallion • September 16, 2016

Last March, students [voted](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/3/2/earlschafer-wins-msa-presidential-election-referen/) in a referendum to change the Missouri Students Association constitution so...

RSVP Center to help lead first National Green Dot Day of Action

Ayesha Vishnani • September 16, 2016

The Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center will help lead a five-hour National Green Dot Day of Action training, which will be held on 50 college campuses across the country Sept. 18. Penn...

Ballin’ on a Budget: How to avoid the ‘Mizzou 22’

Alycia Washington • September 16, 2016

During my tour of Mizzou, when I was just a giddy high school senior, I distinctly remember my tour guide warning me about the “Mizzou 22”. At that moment I came to the conclusion that I would not...

Craft Studio launches new program aimed at STEM students

Magdaline Duncan • September 16, 2016

With the Craft Studio’s addition of the new Makerspace Nights, students will be able to express their creativity through technology with crafts such as string ball lamps, light-up shoes and solar-powered...