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Fire spinning at Wakarusa: an inside look

Jeannine Anderson • June 19, 2015

Wakarusa is a four-day-long music and arts festival located at Mulberry Mountain Campground in Ozark, Arkansas. This year, the festivities began June 4. The festival has been around since 2004 and serves...

Greek Life proposals part of larger effort to address campus assault

George Roberson • June 19, 2015

Following the leak of information about new proposals intended to make Greek Life safer and curb sexual assault, many members of the Greek community felt targeted. @bowtieger I want YOU to become educated...

Photo Story: Charleston shooting victims honored with local vigil

Zach Baker • June 19, 2015

A vigil was held Thursday night for the victims of the recent shooting in Charleston, South Carolina. The ceremony, organized by MU students and the African-American Clergy Coalition of Mid-Missouri, took...

PHA’s sexual violence education plan won’t be ‘one size fits all’

George Roberson • June 15, 2015

The Panhellenic Association announced their sexual violence education plan Monday, just days before the June 20 Chancellor’s Summit to discuss [proposed Greek Life regulations](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/6/10/read-fraternity-alumni-consortiums-proposals-greek/). The...

Read the Fraternity Alumni Consortium’s proposals for Greek Life

June 10, 2015

A document from the Fraternity Alumni Consortium obtained by The Maneater via an open records request to the university outlines [the proposed regulations](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/6/5/pha-and-ifc-strongly-disagree-proposed-regulations/)...

Punk and Palm Trees: indie rock to rock your summer

Morgan Magid • June 9, 2015

Every other week, Punk and Palm Trees’ suggestions will carry a special theme. This week, I’ve decided to tackle indie rock’s best crack at scoring this lovely June weather. Most of these groups...

PHA and IFC ‘strongly disagree’ with proposed regulations

George Roberson • June 5, 2015

When the Fraternity Alumni Consortium introduced [new proposals for fraternity regulations](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/6/3/greek-community-expresses-outrage-over-proposed-re/), their objective...

Junior Kelcea Barnes named interim MSA chief of staff

George Roberson • June 5, 2015

Junior Kelcea Barnes has been named the interim executive cabinet chief of staff, the Missouri Students Association announced [on Thursday](https://twitter.com/MSAmizzou/status/606524978201292800/photo/1). Barnes,...

Out with MizzouWireless, in with TigerWiFi

Bryanna Leach • June 3, 2015

Junior Brandon Fredman said he has hated MizzouWireless since day one. “I could not believe how slow it was,” Fredman said. “Then the first day of my freshman year, MizzouWireless crashed. I called...

Administrators discontinue One Mizzou, developing new marketing campaign this summer

Sarah Wynn • June 3, 2015

Last December, a coalition of student leaders presented a Call to Action to MU administrators. It would eventually spell the end of the use of the One Mizzou slogan in marketing and promotional materials....

Pedestrian safety task force launched

Marilyn Haigh • June 3, 2015

After a car struck sophomore Amy Wasowicz [last January](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/1/22/freshman-good-condition-after-being-struck-vehicle/) on her way to class, she became a Missouri Students...

Campus safety debated after recent crimes

Bryanna Leach • June 3, 2015

The phone rings, and a text comes in. But it’s not the typical, “Hey, what’s up?” — it’s a text from MU Alert saying there’s been shots fired near campus. This was the case for most MU students...