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Two MU professors hope to discover answer to food insecurity

Teagan King • November 11, 2021

Noel Aloysius and Kiruba Krishnaswamy study food production and how climate change impacts food systems

Coalition of Graduate Workers protest the expiration of MU’s mask mandate

Tadeo Ruiz • November 11, 2021

“We can’t work if we are sick,” protestors said, demanding the reversal of the indoors mask mandate termination

Catherine Rymph: meet the Honors College interim director

Yasmeen Saadi • November 8, 2021

This fall, Catherine Rymph became the new director of the Honors College. Rymph has started work on projects with faculty and students to find ways to improve existing programs

Protesters gather outside of Fiji to demand justice for hospitalized freshman

Tadeo Ruiz and Savvy Sleevar • November 7, 2021

According to an MU email, a freshman attending a Fiji event was hospitalized for alcohol poisoning

A spotlight on MU Improv

Taylor Driver • November 7, 2021

Discover more about how the club operates, and when you can see the comedy troupe perform live

MU Student Health Center holds flu shot and COVID-19 booster clinics throughout October and November

Piper Molins and Ever Cole • November 7, 2021

The MU Student Health Center will host a series of flu clinics through November

The Associated Students of Missouri pushes policy to help students

Alex Cox • November 3, 2021

ASUM looked into issues it attempts to solve in this upcoming year

NextGen building opening “represents hope”

Olivia Mizelle • November 1, 2021

MU opened a brand new precision health building on Tuesday, Oct. 19, and celebrated it with a ceremony

Peace Nook advertises free sustainability, environmental education course throughout October

Piper Molins • October 31, 2021

Mark Haim, owner of local bookstore The Peace Nook, said he is proud to advertise and present the Climate Education and Advocacy seminar sponsored by Mid-Missouri Peaceworks and the Daniel Boone Regional Library