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MOVE is down to True/False

Elana Williams, Katie Rosso • March 1, 2016

Hey, MOVErs! It’s time again for the True/False Film Festival: When CoMo turns into the best place in the country for art junkies, documentary fans and super chill hipsters. True/False is one of the...

MU medical team addresses refugee health issues

Anna Sutterer • March 1, 2016

Understanding the unique health needs of a refugee population is difficult and complicated, said Dr. Kristin Sohl, a medical and advocacy director for the MU Child Health Department, but the medical community...

Student organizations, administrators condemn Gateway Hall vandalism

Amos Chen • March 1, 2016

The Department of Residential Life [reported another incident of anti-Semitic vandalism](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/2/29/gateway-hall-vandalized-second-time-school-year/) in Gateway Hall on...

Gateway Hall vandalized for second time this school year

Waverly Colville • February 29, 2016

Gateway Hall was vandalized for a second time this year with an anti-Semitic message Monday, according to a Residential Life statement obtained by The Maneater. “Hitler rules” was written in purple...

Melissa Click’s classes will continue being taught by guest faculty

Taylor Blatchford • February 29, 2016

Even before assistant communication professor Melissa Click [was fired](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/2/25/melissa-click-fired-board-curators/) by the UM System Board of Curators last Thursday,...

Listen to This: Which MOVE playlist should you study to?

Katherine White • February 29, 2016

Check out all of the study playlists below: Study Mix — Coffeehouse & Acoustic from MOVE Magazine on 8tracks Radio. Study Mix — Classical & Soundtrack Instrumentals from MOVE Magazine...

The 1975’s sophomore album embraces the unusual

Regina Anderson • February 29, 2016

When The 1975 deleted all of their social media last June, many of their fans worried that it was the end of the band. Lucky for them, it was just the beginning of a new and innovative era for The 1975. “I...

MSA presidential candidate Sean Earl talks service and involvement

Max Fillion • February 29, 2016

Sean Earl is busy. From volunteering with STRIPES and working as a leadership adviser for the Department of Residential Life, to being a Caring for Columbia site leader and Emerging Leaders Program Peer...

Click believes more context necessary for report leading to her termination

Kyra Haas • February 29, 2016

Immediately following [assistant communication professor Melissa Click’s suspension on Jan. 27](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/1/27/melissa-click-suspended-um-system-board-curators-p/), UM System...

MSA vice presidential candidate Tori Schafer talks about her love for politics and advocacy

Max Fillion • February 29, 2016

Tori Schafer’s affinity for politics started early in her life in her suburban Ohio home. Schafer, a political science and journalism dual major, is now seeking to become the next MSA vice president...

Sam Turner shares his passion for agriculture and gets back to his rural American roots

Andrew Frein • February 29, 2016

Junior Sam Turner has spent most of his life advocating for something we all know and love: food. “The importance of agriculture is pretty simple,” Turner said. “People have to eat and people like...

MSA vice presidential candidate Clay Evans faces the world head-on

Andrew Frein • February 29, 2016

It’s late in the afternoon and junior Clay Evans stands on the basketball court outside Plaza. He dribbles towards the hoops, pulls off a quick spin move and finishes with a lay-up. Nothing but net. Sports...