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The Maneater

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The Maneater

RHA chooses five working names for new residence hall

Rachel Pierret October 28, 2014

Virginia Avenue South Housing is just the temporary name of the new residence hall opening on campus next fall, and it is up to the Residential Halls Association to come up with something a little more...

MSA suggests Tour Team swing through basement

George Roberson October 28, 2014

The Missouri Students Association Senate passed a resolution last Wednesday encouraging MU Tour Team to include the basement of the MU Student Center in its prospective-student tours. The rationale behind...

MSA slates debate campus safety, advocacy, internal changes

MSA slates debate campus safety, advocacy, internal changes

The Missouri Students Association’s Board of Elections Commissioners hosted the first MSA presidential debate Monday night in The Shack. The three slates gave their opinions and described their platforms...

BEC hosts first MSA debate

The Missouri Students Association’s Board of Elections Commissioners hosted the first MSA presidential debate Monday night in The Shack. The three slates gave their opinions and described their platforms...

MU honors its founding donors

Esther Seawell October 23, 2014

Traditionally, the Grand Marshal of Mizzou Homecoming is an alumni who represents excellence. This year, however, MU is not choosing a single person to be the Grand Marshal but instead chose several members...

MAA to dedicate new Traditions Plaza

Lydia Birt October 23, 2014

Traditions Plaza is scheduled to open on Friday, just in time for MU's 103rd Homecoming. A dedication ceremony to publicly celebrate the opening of the plaza will be held at 3 p.m. “The dedication...

Curtain drops for HoCo concert

Neeti Butala October 23, 2014

The future looks bleak for events such as the Homecoming Concert and Spring Farewell, held on Rollins Street in front of the MU Student Center, due to changes in Columbia’s public transportation. “It...

Blood drive earns its stripes

Hailey Stolze October 23, 2014

For four days last week, the Hearnes Center fieldhouse was transformed into what organizers called “the nation’s largest blood drive” for the American Red Cross. This year’s event, held Oct. 13-16,...

Students set out to 'tame hunger'

Students set out to ‘tame hunger’

Rachel Pierret October 23, 2014

During the month of October, Columbia residents were sure to see gold-clad students eagerly collecting cans and spare change for a good cause. The 2014 Tigers Taming Hunger food drive, an annual Homecoming...

Open Forum for provost candidate Michele Wheatly

Taylor Blatchford October 23, 2014

MU hosted an open forum for Michele Wheatly, a candidate for executive vice chancellor and provost, to speak to faculty and students Thursday. The forum opens the final stretch in a search ongoing since...

‘The How and the Why’ to open at Corner Playhouse

Amy Wasowicz October 23, 2014

Intimacy is taken to a whole new level in “The How and the Why,” the MU theatre department’s upcoming two-person play. The play centers on two female scientists, one at the end of her career and...

City Council votes ‘no’ on Columbia marijuana ordinance

Ruth Serven October 22, 2014

Debate over the decriminalization of medical marijuana was awash with procedural confusion, concerns for students and teens, and law enforcement caught between local and state laws for two hours during...