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Title IX Office expects rise in investigations after changes

Alyssa Bessasparis • March 21, 2016

Since its creation in June 2014, the Title IX Office has made significant changes to its policies and procedures, which have resulted in an expected increase in sexual harassment investigations. According...

Cancer survivor and medical student pursues cancer research

Manyun Zou • March 21, 2016

When Dan Miller was 25, he was diagnosed with metastatic papillary thyroid cancer, which spread into his lungs and bones. “It was like the floor dropped out from the underneath of my feet,” Miller...

MSA creates a petition system to reconnect with students

Andrew Frein • March 21, 2016

Students now have the option to directly petition the Missouri Students Association about any issue, according to a new bylaw passed during the March 16 full Senate meeting. The legislation’s author,...

Everything you need to know about Lollapalooza 2016

Regina Anderson • March 21, 2016

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Listen to This: Which MOVE playlist fits your spring break?

Katherine White • March 21, 2016

Check out all of the spring break playlists below: Spring Break Mix — Mountains from MOVE Magazine on 8tracks Radio. Spring Break Mix — Beach from MOVE Magazine on 8tracks Radio. Spring Break...

Kendrick’s unreleased tracks prove to be genius

Madison Skahill • March 21, 2016

Kendrick Lamar once again quenched the poetic thirst of devout listeners March 4 when he unexpectedly dropped his album, “untitled unmastered.” All the tracks are named “untitled” with a number...

McKee Gymnasium will be replaced with a STEM-focused new building

Brandon Buscher • March 20, 2016

In a UM System Board of Curators meeting in January 2014, McKee Gymnasium was brought up in conversation for a proposed renovation projected to cost $15 million. At the time, the building held a Facilities...

Review: ‘The Brothers Grimsby’ is all about immaturity

Stephanie Hamann • March 20, 2016

Director Louis Leterrier’s “The Brothers Grimsby” is full of disgusting, crude humor. The movie begins with couple Nobby and Dawn (Sacha Baron Cohen and Rebel Wilson) having sex in a mattress store,...

Marching Mizzou visits Ireland for international band competition

Allyson Vasilopulos • March 19, 2016

Marching Mizzou departed Tuesday on their second trip to Ireland to perform in the Lord Mayor of Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the Limerick International Band Championship. The band competed...

ResLife honors freshman with balloon release

Tess Vrbin • March 17, 2016

Posters of Kayce Goldberg looked over a group of about 40 people in the courtyard between North and Center halls Thursday evening. The solemn crowd was gathered to release balloons in memory of [Goldberg](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/3/15/vigil-honors-mu-freshman-kayce-goldberg/),...

Candidates for governor blame lack of leadership for MU protests

Annabel Ames • March 17, 2016

Republican candidates at Thursday’s gubernatorial debate criticized what they called a lack of leadership on MU’s campus and in Ferguson, Missouri. The debate featured Marine Corp. officer John Brunner,...

ThreadBare may stay longer than one year in Student Center

Manyun Zou • March 17, 2016

As a reward for ThreadBare’s performance last year, the store may remain in the Student Center this fall, according to ThreadBare’s [Instagram post](https://www.instagram.com/p/BDB30t2kjiH/?taken-at=212968345)....