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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In part one of a two-part feature, MizzouThon takes on its second year after its Main Event was canceled in 2020. President Nicole Lawson details the steps the organization is taking to fundraise and increase MizzouThon’s presence on campus as she serves in a new role on the leadership team.
With students returning to campus, Campus Dining Services made several adjustments to hours amid staffing issues, forcing some students to look elsewhere to satisfy their appetites or even forcing them to skip meals.
