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International scholars take a seat in the Bike Share Program

Morgan Jenkins • September 1, 2015

A week after the three-year anniversary of the Bike Share Program, the organization celebrates another milestone: international scholars can now check out bikes through the Asian Affairs Center. Those...

Summer conferences helped MSA learn about diversity and sexual assault prevention

Neeti Butala • September 1, 2015

Members of the Missouri Students Association attended two leadership conferences over the summer. After attending the President’s Leadership Summit and Project InSiGht, they were able to bring back...

Student feedback prompts installation of individual seating in Student Center

Emily Gallion • September 1, 2015

Because of the 18,000 visitors who pass through the Student Center each day, Student Union administrators have to work constantly to find new ways to maximize the space. Last fall, the Missouri Students...

Plant sciences professor discusses drones in future of agriculture

Nicholas Simon • August 30, 2015

Professor William Wiebold delivered a speech on the future of drones in agriculture at the Reynolds Alumni Center on Aug. 29. Professor Wiebold works in the plant sciences department in the College of...

The Schwag is bringing good vibes to CoMo

Corin Cesaric • August 29, 2015

The Schwag has been together for 24 years and has played over 3,000 shows, so there is no doubt that CoMo has a well-experienced band coming their way and plenty of good vibes as well. The Schwag is a...

MU Administrators haven’t reviewed graduate satisfaction data in 12 years

Brian Consiglio • August 28, 2015

Faculty Council met Thursday to discuss issues surrounding graduate student health insurance. Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin, Vice Provost Garnett Stokes and Leona Rubin, Associate Vice Chancellor for Graduate...

Journalism students question safety after on-air shooting

Allyson Sherwin • August 28, 2015

MU journalism students questioned their safety Wednesday morning after two WDBJ7 journalists were shot dead this morning on live television. Former WDBJ employee Vester Flanagan was the primary suspect....

Breaking Grad: Part 1

Michael Cali • August 27, 2015

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Graduate walkout only the beginning

Quinn Malloy • August 27, 2015

Eric O. Scott, a third-year doctoral student in English, couldn’t contain himself. It would be another 27 minutes until the smattering of red shirts between and around the Columns would swell into an...

MU reaches largest total enrollment in school history

Taylor Blatchford • August 27, 2015

CoMo’s music scene won’t disappoint this fall

Corin Cesaric • August 26, 2015

From a Pink Floyd tribute band to dreads and reggae and a slew of country stars, Columbia has it all for music lovers coming up this fall semester. If you’re a live music junkie like me, you are probably...

Black, White and Read: ‘Elsewhere,’ ‘I Am The Messenger’ top MOVE’s great book list

Katie Rosso • August 26, 2015

Any book lover has been there: strolling through the aisles of the bookstore, surrounded by stories but failing to find one with a decent premise. When you come across the 10th book that’s a typical...