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Sexual assault, burglary suspect still at large

Covey Eonyak Son • May 10, 2014

MU and Columbia police launched a manhunt Friday night to apprehend an alleged sexual assault and burglary suspect. The suspect is [described](http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2014/0510-search-for-suspect-continues/)...

Police link suicide on MU campus to sexual assault, burglary suspect

Covey Eonyak Son • May 10, 2014

MU police responded to a report of a deceased person at approximately 11:45 a.m. Saturday at the Trowbridge Livestock Center. Authorities believe the death to be a suicide, as no signs of foul play were...

Papercuts bores with latest release

Katie Connor • May 8, 2014

Papercuts is the moniker of San Francisco-based singer-songwriter Jason Quever. For over a decade, Quever has churned out lo-fi, wistful indie pop, and I’m certain most hipsters own at least one of...

MSA Senate concludes 53rd year, urges student inclusion in college fee changes

Covey Eonyak Son • May 8, 2014

The Missouri Students Association Senate unanimously passed Resolution 53-48 to urge the UM System Board of Curators to include more student voice when changing student fees in MU colleges. Hallie Thompson,...

Biggest gaffe: University Village

Crystal Duan • May 7, 2014

The sore sight of extra shoring on each university-owned University Village apartment building is visible as you drive down Providence Road. It’s a reminder that oversight on MU’s part led to a fatality...

Biggest letdown: Dorial Green-Beckham

Matt Muenzberg • May 7, 2014

It was too good to be true. On Feb. 1, 2012, the top football recruit in the country picked Missouri, our Missouri, over virtually every other school in the country. Two years and three public incidents...

Top 5 campus events

Jack Howland • May 7, 2014

**1. Stand With Sam** When a dozen members of the Westboro Baptist Church arrived in Columbia on Feb. 15 to protest former Missouri football star Michael Sam coming out, they were greeted by approximately...

Best state achievement: House Bill 253 defeated

Claire Boston • May 7, 2014

It seems as though the General Assembly always has a new scheme to threaten higher education funding. 2012 gave us a proposed 12.5-percent cut to Missouri higher education funding, which the Missouri...

Biggest clusterfudge: Aspen Heights

Claire Boston • May 7, 2014

Oh, Aspen Heights. You’ve only been with us a year, and what a year it’s been. We’ll start chronologically. Aspen Heights’ very existence, which came at the expense of the Regency Mobile Home...

Top 5 concerts

Heather Finn • May 7, 2014

**1. Chance the Rapper at Jesse Auditorium** Waiting in line for tickets — and, um, for the main act to come on stage — was totally worth it. With his mad dance moves and signature flow, this acid...

Top 5 MSA fails

Jill Deutsch • May 7, 2014

We have our fair share of fun-poking at student government, but this year brought some of the most ridiculous Missouri Students Association moments to date. **1. That’s why its budget is so big, it’s...

Top 5 most influential students: Zach Beattie

Jill Deutsch • May 7, 2014

Senior Zach Beattie never stops. His résumé is stacked high with impressive accomplishments that would have been sufficient in their own right. He made the Comedy Wars team his freshman year. He was...