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Bill seeks justice, security for sexual assault survivors across Missouri

Paige Lalain • May 5, 2015

A bill introduced in the state Senate on Jan. 27 is making progress within the General Assembly in an attempt to alter the script on sexual assault and stalking. Senate Bill 321 aims to enact 14 new sections...

Hawaiian artist Allison Milham features her work at her Craft Studio gallery opening

Maddie Foster • May 5, 2015

“The story is told, of the people who love the land.” These words are the final phrases of the Hawaiian song “Kaulana Nā Pua,” also known as “Famous are the Flowers.” Artist Allison Milham’s...

Biggest clusterfudge: First Ward

Ruth Serven • May 5, 2015

If you’re an MU student, you might not know that you probably reside in or go to school in the First Ward, an area of Columbia that encompasses campus, downtown and part of Business Loop 70. The First...

CDS Executive Chef Eric Cartwright focuses on creative scratch cooking

Jared Kaufman • May 5, 2015

While most children were still learning to read, 8-year-old Eric Cartwright stood in his mom’s kitchen, making eclairs. Now, as the executive chef for MU Campus Dining Services, he cooks in a much more...

Biggest Disappointment: Administration’s handling of race relations

Covey Eonyak Son • May 5, 2015

Take a walk through the heart of the Francis Quadrangle and you’ll notice there’s a lot of repairs taking place on Red Campus. Lafferre Hall is finally undergoing renovations after years of soaking...

Pass the Popcorn: “Avengers” is flawed but fun

Caleb Bishop • May 5, 2015

In the interest of full disclosure, it should be noted that I have never so much as picked up a comic book in my life, so this review is coming from the basis of seeing the other movies in the Marvel Cinematic...

CoMo Girls Rock! teaches positivity through performance

Patrick McKenna • May 5, 2015

As summer approaches, Columbia’s adolescents will have a plethora of camp options to choose from. Some will attend workshops on how to improve their batting swing while others will learn to hone their...

MU brainstorms uses for Blair’s $1 million estate gift

Maddie Foster • May 5, 2015

Missouri alumni Timothy Blair recently donated $1 million to the journalism school. The money is intended to support education and research about how journalists cover LGBT issues. Blair said he spent...

Judah & the Lion to play Mizzou-A-Palooza

Corin Cesaric • May 5, 2015

For some bands it’s all about fame, fortune and the craziness that accompanies the two, but Judah & the Lion seem to be striving for much bigger things. “We just want to make music that people can...

Single Girl Diaries: So long, farewell, auf wiedershen, goodbye

Ellise Verheyen • May 5, 2015

After two days in my homeland, I’ve managed to muster just enough energy to move a total of 83 feet. I’m currently sitting on the floor of my parents’ bedroom binge-watching “Friends” while one...

Legislation to punish those using other people’s IDs

Maddi Doering • May 5, 2015

Fifty-one percent of underage college students thought obtaining alcohol was “very easy” and 18 percent had obtained alcohol with a fake ID, according to a study by the National Institute on Alcohol...

Eight residents of Domain forced from apartments

Ruth Serven • May 5, 2015

Since April 12, Ria Knapp has lived in a hotel room. On April 8, she and seven other residents of The Domain apartments, located on East Stadium Boulevard, were told that they would have to relocate due...