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Hank Foley to take over as interim chancellor Jan. 1

Hank Foley to take over as interim chancellor Jan. 1

Quinn Malloy, Thomas Oide November 9, 2015

Senior Vice Chancellor Hank Foley will assume the chancellorship on an interim basis beginning Jan. 1. Foley will take over as chancellor after two years of service as executive vice president for academic...

MSA vice presidential candidate Jonathan Segers talks volunteering, family background

Jennifer Prohov November 9, 2015

Jonathan Segers is a well-known name on campus. Despite having transferred to MU only last year, he has already had an impact on the university and its students. Segers came to MU after a series of events...

A historic day: top 10 stories

A historic day: top 10 stories

Two people resigned, one person started eating and MU was all over national media. Here are the 10 things you should know about today: ####Loftin resigns Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin [announced his resignation](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/11/9/loftin-announces-resignation-effective-jan-1/),...

MSA presidential candidate Ejaz says goodbye to the committee he helped transform

Emily Gallion November 9, 2015

Syed Ejaz never planned on running for president, and originally didn’t want to join the Missouri Students Association at all. Ejaz spent his first two years in politics at the state level, interning...

MSA presidential candidate Haden Gomez shares his love for nature, music, Greek Life

Allyson Vasilopulos November 9, 2015

When it comes to junior Haden Gomez, there’s much more than meets the eye. His close friend, junior Colleen Burns, whom he met while working as a leadership advisor in Hawthorn Hall, describes him as...

STORIFY: MSA presidential slates respond to campus climate

Neeti Butala, Paige Lalain November 8, 2015

[View the story "MSA slate responses to Concerned Student 1950 " on Storify]

Shakespeare’s South suffers from smoke damage after fire

Allyson Sherwin November 8, 2015

A small fire erupted at the Shakespeare's Pizza south location on Peachtree Drive before 5 a.m. Saturday, Shakespeare’s employee Boone Glauert said. A towel dryer was confirmed to be the source of the...

Lawmakers call for end to racism, new leadership

Bryanna Leach November 8, 2015

Several state lawmakers addressed Concerned Student 1950 on Sunday, including Gov. Jay Nixon, U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill and Rep. Steve Cookson, R-Butler County, the chairman of the Missouri House Committee...

MSA vice presidential candidate Heather Parrie talks interests, passions

Claire Mitzel November 8, 2015

Junior Heather Parrie is everywhere. Fliers bearing her name and face have been strewn about campus for the past few weeks as she and Syed Ejaz campaign for the Missouri Students Association vice presidency...

36 organizations request Loftin to acknowledge anti-Semitism

Elane Edwards November 8, 2015

Thirty-six organizations wrote a letter to Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin on Nov. 5 out of concern for the Jewish community at MU after the latest act of anti-Semitic vandalism in residence halls. The letter...

MSA vice presidential candidate Chris Hanner talks family, involvement

David Soler Crespo November 8, 2015

His roommates wake up to find him sitting at the kitchen table doing homework, reading the newspaper or watching any type of political show with a coffee. Chris Hanner is definitely a morning person. “He...

Forum on Graduate Rights announces two-day walkout

Hannah Black November 8, 2015

The Steering Committee of the Forum on Graduate Rights, along with the Coalition of Graduate Workers, announced graduate student walkouts planned for Monday, Nov. 9 and Tuesday, Nov. 10. According to a...