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How to make an amazing picnic lunch

Katie Rosso • June 9, 2016

Nothing makes a day at the trail like having a great picnic lunch with your friends. Here’s the full guide to impressing people with your picnic skills. ####The basket Major key: Carry your lunch in...

Five tips for decorating your dorm room

Katie Rosso • June 9, 2016

So this is it: You’re moving out to go to college and you have free reign to design your room however you want. Even if you have a roommate, you still have half a room to make exactly your own. For...

Experience what CoMo has to offer

Katie Rosso • June 9, 2016

Depending on where you’re from, Columbia is on the smaller side for a city, but it has a lot to offer. Here are five things you need to do and see when in CoMo for Summer Welcome: ####5. Window shop...

TV shows with diverse casts you should be watching

Regina Anderson • June 9, 2016

Variety is the spice of life, especially when it comes to television. There are only so many versions of a medical drama you can watch before the formula gets old, and the same goes for characters. How...

Running for the Dough

June 9, 2016

In celebration of Harold’s National Doughnut Day, the downtown bakery worked with Off Track Events to host its first-ever 5K race beginning in Flat Branch Park on Saturday. Freshly made doughnuts from...

Graduate student housing to include Respect Hall, Tiger Reserve next year

Kyra Haas • June 8, 2016

For the first time in about 15 years, the Department of Residential Life will offer on-campus graduate student housing, Director of Residential Life Frankie Minor said. In April, [Residential Life announced](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/4/9/respect-and-excellence-unavailable-incoming-studen/)...

How the housing freeze will affect developments near MU

Kyra Haas • June 8, 2016

An administrative delay on processing building permits for multifamily housing is in effect for much of downtown and neighborhoods bordering MU campus until Dec. 1. The housing freeze, passed by City...

MUPD arrests suspect in MU shooting incident

Kyra Haas • June 8, 2016

MU police arrested 22-year-old Tyree J. Reed Thursday afternoon on suspicion of armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon. The arrest was in relation to a shooting incident in early May on campus. At...

A summer welcome to the foods of Columbia

Bianca Rodriguez • June 7, 2016

To my mother, a trip isn’t based on what you do but what you eat. Therefore, during your summer trip to your soon-to-be home, you have to taste great food while enjoying great company. Summer Welcome...

Man Seeking Movies: ‘Green Room’ is a gruesome, gripping thriller

Jack Cronin • June 7, 2016

Many horror films have one main problem: a lack of empathy toward their protagonists. For various reasons, viewers have difficulty investing in characters because they are unable to place themselves in...

Department of Residential Life targets current students in residence hall advertisements

Megan Dollar • June 7, 2016

“Financial aid coming in late? Payments to MU can wait. A landlord won’t!” a sign inside residence halls reads, encouraging students to return to residence halls instead of turning to Columbia’s...

College of Arts and Science Dean Michael O’Brien to leave MU

Claire Mitzel • June 5, 2016

After working at MU for close to 40 years, College of Arts and Science Dean Michael O’Brien is leaving to become interim provost at Texas A&M-San Antonio, effective July 15, according to an email Tuesday...