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Inside Wolfe’s contract: job duties, salary and additional compensation

Claire Mitzel • December 5, 2015

When former UM System President Tim Wolfe [resigned on Nov. 9](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/11/9/wolfe-announces-resignation-um-system-president/), he didn’t just give up his position as the...

MSA electoral audit sheds light on BEC chairwoman’s perspective

Neeti Butala • December 4, 2015

The Missouri Students Association Operations committee conducted an electoral audit during their meeting Dec. 2. Students, staff and Board of Elections Commissioners Chairwoman Emma Henderson voiced their...

Foley rehires Williamson as interim executive vice chancellor of health affairs

Lily Oppenheimer • December 4, 2015

Interim Chancellor Hank Foley reappointed former Vice Chancellor of Health Affairs Hal Williamson as interim executive vice chancellor of health affairs Friday, Dec. 4, according to a [MU News Bureau news...

Maneater Long Reads: A Sideline Stand

Bruno Vernaschi, Will Jarvis, Alec Lewis • December 3, 2015

Out of a mass of jubilant students on Carnahan Quad, all singing and dancing and chanting to the sound of change after UM System President Tim Wolfe announced his resignation Monday, Nov. 9, Ian Simon...

Four-time Team USA Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis speaks on his life with HIV

Alyssa Bessasparis • December 3, 2015

Twenty years after his first visit, Greg Louganis returned to MU on World AIDS Day on Dec. 1 to speak on his journey as a gay, HIV-positive Olympic diver. The Bond Life Sciences Center [organized World...

Columbia moving toward affordable, better housing

Bryanna Leach • December 3, 2015

The city of Columbia is working on building more single-family housing units and making existing housing options more affordable to citizens. The city is hosting an Affordable Housing Symposium on Dec....

Bond Life Sciences Center spearheads the effort to bring HIV awareness to campus

Andrew Frein • December 1, 2015

Every Dec. 1 since 1988, countries across the globe recognize World AIDS Day as an opportunity to spread awareness and provide support to those who suffer from HIV. This year the Bond Life Sciences Center,...

Four holiday Pinterest crafts that actually work

Hailey Stolze • December 1, 2015

Crafts from Pinterest hardly ever turn out as planned. But I’ve gone through them and found the crafts that won’t suck the holiday spirit right out of you. Walking through the dollar store, I realized...

Get baked: holiday cookie recipes to impress the in-laws

Ela Sutcu • December 1, 2015

Expected to bring something sweet to the table for a holiday dinner with the fam? No worries. MOVE’s got you covered with these warm and cozy holiday cookie recipes. These recipes are fairly simple,...

Drink up and stay warm with these hot drinks

Micki Wagner • December 1, 2015

‘Tis the season to curl up by the fire and watch the snow fall. It’s a universal fact that this is coziest with a warm drink in hand. Which is why MOVE has five drink recipes to warm your body and...

Don’t mock it til you try it: a ‘Mockingjay Pt. 2’ review

Caleb Bishop • December 1, 2015

For all of you hardcore Hunger Games fans out there, I need to be honest and let you know that I have not read any of the books. I am reviewing this film on its cinematic merit alone. **Needless to say,...

Black, White and Read: A love affair with Cassandra Clare

Katie Rosso • December 1, 2015

I love Cassandra Clare. Despite some of the young adult clichés and the slightly strange book jackets, her books create an incredible world of wonderful characters. Clare is able to construct gripping...