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Local organizations host “A Gathering of Voices: In Defense of Women”

Emma Stefanutti and Katie Taranto • October 12, 2021

The event was part of a nationwide series of protests organized by the Women’s March to advocate for reproductive freedom amid legal challenges to abortion rights

‘Fire Factor’ demonstration shows danger of student living

Holden Green • October 12, 2021

The Columbia Fire Department partners with Mizzou to encourage fire safety in student living

Post Sex Nachos kicks off Homecoming week at MU

Lucy Valeski • October 11, 2021

Jesse Hall’s dome glowed gold as Columbia band Post Sex Nachos performed for MU students on Oct. 3

Columbia college students gather for “Show Me: Mizzou Without Rape” protest

Katie Taranto • October 10, 2021

Students packed Traditions Plaza on Oct. 5 to protest against sexual violence

Admitted sorority recruits speak on the pros and cons of the Greek Life rush process

Tess Howicz • October 10, 2021

Greek Life is well known on campus, especially during Welcome Week. Incoming freshmen dressed in nice attire as a requirement of the formal rush to get into the sorority of their choice. Hear from a few of them about the process and their opinions

Office for Financial Success and Office of Financial Aid hosts student financial fair

Piper Molins • October 10, 2021

Booths lined the walkway at Lowry Mall for the Office for Financial Success and the Office of Financial Aid's Financial Fair on Sept. 15.

Preview screening for student documentary shows at Missouri Theatre

Emma Stefanutti • October 10, 2021

“Keep the Cameras Rolling: The Pedro Zamora Way,” a film about a gay HIV/AIDS activist starring in an MTV reality series, previewed on Sept. 16 prior to its official release at a film festival on Oct. 3.

MU students respond to national FIJI protests

Yasmeen Saadi • October 10, 2021

Sexual assault allegations at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternities nationwide have led to protests and petitions over the past month. The outcry has sparked discussion over fraternity culture at MU.

MU Health Care opens new COVID-19 vaccination site, offers booster shots

Emma Stefanutti • October 10, 2021

A new vaccination site at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital on Keene Street opened Aug. 24 in response to higher demands for the vaccine, as well as new CDC recommendations for booster shots.

Through Bonny’s eyes: A closer look at emotional support animals at MU

Savvy Sleevar • October 8, 2021

The return back to school at MU involves both students and animals. MU student Malachi Howard, who uses they/them pronouns, said having an emotional support dog in their residence hall offered academic motivation and provided comfort in times of stress.

Ask An ‘Eater Advice: Even rushed roommates need ground rules

Hawthorn • October 5, 2021

This advice column was written by the Maneater’s Hawthorn. A sophomore at MU, she studies journalism, French and women’s and gender studies. Hawthorn hopes to help fellow MU students in any way she can. Don’t be a stranger! Send your questions here: https://forms.gle/zKoT97cPjHALgqgm8

Residence Halls Association elections help gain student representation

Lucy Valeski • October 5, 2021

The student governing body will welcome new elected officials from each residence hall to plan social events and enact policies for 2021-22 school year.