“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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
Oct. 7-9, the Mizzou Alumni Association is hosting several Homecoming events, including Decorate the District, Campus Decorations, the parade and the football game.
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Prioritize your personal life this October. You may find yourself extra busy in the near future with a surplus of assignments or MU Homecoming-related events. Make sure to...
In an email sent on Monday, Sept. 13, MU extended the temporary mask mandate for classrooms and other indoor areas, regardless of vaccination status. MU spokesperson Christian Basi explained how the MU community can help fight the pandemic, as well as consequences for MU students who don’t abide by the mandate.
