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Foley: Graduate students aren’t workers

Foley: Graduate students aren’t workers

Claire Mitzel April 21, 2016

Interim Chancellor Hank Foley spoke at Thursday’s Faculty Council meeting and reiterated that he didn’t support [graduate student workers voting in favor of unionization on Tuesday](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/4/19/graduate-workers-vote-favor-unionization/). Foley...

Churches to serve city in second annual ForColumbia event

Anna Sutterer April 20, 2016

A troop more than 1,600 strong will serve Columbia’s nonprofit organizations and needy individuals Saturday for the second annual ForColumbia service event. Last year, ForColumbia enlisted help from...

The Netflix gems you should be watching

Jack Cronin April 20, 2016

Netflix seems to have millions of options. When you’re trying to pick a show or movie to watch, it can be pretty overwhelming. Most of the time, we just settle with whatever options we already know and...

Parking and Transportation Office to use paperless parking system

Parking and Transportation Office to use paperless parking system

Brandon Buscher April 20, 2016

Students will no longer have to buy physical parking passes or pay paper parking tickets when MU implements a new parking enforcement system in the fall. MU will adopt the NuPark system, which is online-based...

Loftin’s new position focuses on connecting faculty with research opportunities

Loftin’s new position focuses on connecting faculty with research opportunities

Taylor Blatchford April 20, 2016

R. Bowen Loftin is still working at MU, but five months after resigning as chancellor, he doesn’t yet have a defined job title. “It’s close to being finalized, and then I’ll have a business card,...

Harold’s takes the cake (doughnut) in CoMo war

Harold’s takes the cake (doughnut) in CoMo war

Bri Considine April 19, 2016

Once upon a long time ago (last year, to be exact), two shops of a similar nature opened in Columbia, and the town’s breakfast game has never been the same since. That winter warmed up with the debut...

Rise and shine: A morning at Harold’s

Rise and shine: A morning at Harold’s

Regina Anderson April 19, 2016

Being awake at 5 a.m. is very similar to being awake at 5 p.m. during the winter. It’s pitch black and you’re not quite sure what you’re doing awake. Luckily, the Harold’s Doughnuts workers are...

Gumby’s tops the ranking of CoMo’s most glorious pies

Gumby’s tops the ranking of CoMo’s most glorious pies

Amanda Battmer April 19, 2016

It’s no secret that Columbia is home to a plethora of widely adored pizza options. From the notorious Shakespeare’s to the laymen’s Domino’s, picking a number to dial when craving a late night...

Columbia’s Candy Factory has something for everyone

Columbia’s Candy Factory has something for everyone

Nat Kaemmerer April 19, 2016

Old-fashioned candy making lives on in downtown Columbia. Since 1974, The Candy Factory has been producing its own candy, including chocolate, caramel and toffee. It’s a family business, owned by Amy...

Sparky’s and Andy’s face off for ice cream supremacy

Sparky’s and Andy’s face off for ice cream supremacy

Katie Rosso April 19, 2016

Here’s the scoop: Ice cream is a creamy, awesome, emotional Band-Aid. I’ve always loved eating mint ice cream after a bad day (or a good day, really; I just like ice cream), especially while I binge-watch...

Let’s taco ‘bout Mexican food in CoMo

Let’s taco ‘bout Mexican food in CoMo

Regina Anderson April 19, 2016

I’ve grown up around Mexican food my whole life. My mom’s family has been passing down recipes for generations. So obviously, I had high expectations going into this food war. Luckily, I wasn’t disappointed. ####La...