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MUPD adopts bomb-sniffing dog

Elane Edwards • September 1, 2015

MU Police Department’s new bomb sniffing dog, Brass, is throwing MU students a bone. MUPD adopted Brass so it can respond to bomb threats more efficiently and confirm whether there are any explosive...

The Blue Note expands from concerts to movies with Brew ‘n View series

Tessa Weinberg • September 1, 2015

There won’t be any mosh pits at this new Blue Note event, but rather than singing along with your favorite band, you can shout out your favorite movie quotes with a drink in hand at the Brew ‘n View...

Gravity: CoMo’s first Apple repair shop now open downtown

Amanda Battmer • September 1, 2015

Settled under a crisp white awning in the middle of East Walnut Street is Columbia’s brand-spanking new, tech mastermind headquarters: Gravity. Gravity is a business focused on computer and technology...

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

Hidden gems: MOVE’s take on some of MU’s best locations

Emily Brehe • August 26, 2015

MU’s campus is huge. If you are new around here, you will soon realize that it could take you a long time to figure out where everything is. MOVE is offering this map of MU to help with the transition...

Hidden gems: MOVE’s take on some of CoMo’s best locations

Emily Brehe • August 26, 2015

**Cafe Berlin** Cafe Berlin has the best brunch in town. Their French toast is killer and their serving sizes are generous enough to justify cramming two meals into one. The atmosphere is lively and friendly,...