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Tour Team Sells a $100,000 Deal

Joey Yancey • October 21, 2022

Tour Team is often the first face that prospective students encounter at MU, moving MizzouForward while walking backwards across campus.

Sustain Mizzou’s Directors inform students about fast fashion

Emma Zawacki • October 21, 2022

On Oct. 19, Sustain Mizzou hosted a clothing swap in MU Student Center rooms 2206 A and B for students interested in environmentally friendly fashion.

MU administration responds to student-led rally for bodily autonomy

Annie Goldman and Benjamin Miller • October 21, 2022

Following an Oct. 6 demonstration, Mun Choi and The Board of Curators seek to set up a dialogue with students protesting for university action following the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, but refuse to address their specific demands.

Mizzou Alumni Association’s impact on student life

Laine Cibulskis • October 21, 2022

Data from the association provides insight on how alumni give back to MU students through supporting Homecomings with about 70,000 participants on the average year from 20210-20 and about $5.8 million in scholarships awarded from fiscal year 2011-21.

Homecoming Week kicks off with Dome Lighting Ceremony

Mercy Austin • October 21, 2022

The dome of Jesse Hall lit up with gold lights to celebrate the second annual “Light The Dome” ceremony.

MU to replace demolished structures with additional greenspace, parking space

Story by Caleb McDairmant • October 19, 2022

To date, 12 buildings on the MU campus have been demolished and three divested. More construction and renovation is planned in the coming months.

The Associated Students of the University of Missouri decides its agenda for the academic year.

Torryionna Miller and Shane LaGesse • October 15, 2022

The Associated Students of the University of Missouri’s agenda for the academic school year consists of tuition grants, expanding student mental health and more.

The Missouri Women’s Political Caucus wants to amplify student voices.

Mercy Austin • October 15, 2022

As the new president of the Missouri Women’s Political Caucus, Teona McGhaw-Boure outlined her goals to boost student involvement in the abortion-rights movement.

New flat-rate tuition model to take effect fall 2023

Paige Gerling • October 14, 2022

While the UM System Board of Curators approved a new tuition model last May, it will determine the rates of a new flat-rate structure this spring. Both of these changes will go into effect next fall.

Congresswoman Cori Bush speaks at the Women’s Wave Pro-Choice Rally

Story by Briana Iordan and Saylor Campbell • October 12, 2022

The Pro-Choice Rally and Women’s Wave March were held in connection with Bush’s “Roe the Vote: Reproductive Freedom Tour,” alongside partner organizations and the Missouri Democratic State Party.

What you need to know to register to vote today

Story by Amelia Hurley • October 12, 2022

Voter registration in Missouri closes today. Read to discover how to register to vote and why it is important.

In honor of MizzouThon’s third “Miracle in the Sky”, Olivia Hennon shares how she lives out Margaret Romph’s legacy

Matt Guzman • October 12, 2022

In the second part of a two-part feature, Olivia Hennon shares the story of Margaret Romph, the girl who inspired her to create her own charity and stay involved with MizzouThon, even years after Margaret’s death.