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Pro-life activists oppose embryonic stem cell research at MU

Tessa Weinberg, Tess Vrbin • October 20, 2015

Members of Missouri Right to Life, one of the anti-abortion groups, believe that publicly funded universities should not participate in embryonic stem cell research, as in their view, life is destroyed...

Second campus Starbucks location to open in Dobbs replacement in fall 2017

Jared Kaufman • October 20, 2015

A Starbucks store will be included in the Dobbs replacement dining facility when it opens in fall 2017. The new location will be similar to the current Starbucks in Memorial Union in that customers will...

MU publishes a detailed proposal for diversity course

Hailey Hauldren • October 20, 2015

On Oct. 14, astronomy professor Angela Speck, chair of the Diversity Enhancement Committee, published a [detailed proposal](https://transparency.missouri.edu/2015/10/14/proposal-for-a-diversity-requirement-update/)...

LBC Homecoming Queen talks about involvement, service and race relations

Madison Plaster • October 20, 2015

The Legion of Black Collegians has given senior Brianna Arps a place to become a leader. As a part of the organization that “personifies black excellence,” she has now been crowned the Homecoming Queen...

LBC Homecoming King talks race relations, administration and involvement

Madison Plaster • October 20, 2015

Earl Dunn likes to make a difference, no matter how small, in each student’s life. “I don’t care if you’re sad or you need help with homework,” Dunn said. “Anywhere where I can put a smile...

RHA hosts Paint it Pink Week to raise money for Ellis Fischel Cancer Center

Lauren Wortman • October 20, 2015

The Residence Halls Association will host its fourth annual Paint it Pink Week to benefit the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center on Oct. 19 to 23. Paint it Pink Week is an RHA tradition in October, which is...

Homecoming Queen Allison Fitts gains respect for her sincerity

Tess Vrbin • October 20, 2015

Panhellenic Association president, [ThreadBare co-founder](http://move.themaneater.com/stories/2015/9/2/pha-president-talks-threadbare-involvement-social-/#.ViPqirTBzGc) and now Homecoming queen. The list...

Candidates are talking race issues for 2016

Bryanna Leach • October 20, 2015

Presidential hopefuls for 2016 have been pushed to talk about issues with race relations in the country in light of racially charged shootings and racial equality protests. While some candidates have been...

Police put effort toward listening to the deaf

Elane Edwards • October 20, 2015

The Columbia Police Department was given a new device to help work with people with hearing disabilities. The device was donated to CPD by the Columbia Police Foundation on Oct. 6. The UbiDuo is wireless...

Top Tracks: Cafe Berlin’s Emily Holtzman

Morgan Magid • October 19, 2015

This week in Top Tracks, I chatted with Cafe Berlin’s main booking agent, Emily Holtzman. Her favorite record is the Boston indie group The Magnetic Fields’ fourth album, “Holiday.” Booking agents...

MSA presidential debates announced

Waverly Colville • October 19, 2015

The Missouri Students Association presidential and vice presidential candidates will participate in two public debates during campaign season. The first debate will be hosted by Four Front and The Maneater....

“Love Your Body Week” looks to promote body positivity in students

Alycia Washington • October 19, 2015

Beginning Monday, Oct. 19 and ending Friday, Oct. 22, The Women’s Center will be hosting a variety of events and programs to help bring awareness to the importance of body positivity. Most importantly,...