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Students arrested for drug trafficking

Jackie Olson • March 9, 2014

Columbia Police officers seized more than 7 pounds of marijuana and $23,900 in cash from MU seniors Joshua Dillick, 22, and Nicholas Kampe, 23, on Wednesday. The police’s narcotics and organized crime...

GPC passes University Village resolutions

Covey Eonyak Son • March 7, 2014

The Graduate Professional Council General Assembly passed two resolutions Tuesday in response to the [collapse at University Village](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/2/22/university-village-evacuated/)...

MSA shares first draft of budget

Covey Eonyak Son • March 7, 2014

The Missouri Students Association’s budget is a month away from being approved by Senate. MSA Vice President Kelsey Haberberger completed the first draft of the 2015 fiscal year budget and shared the...

MSA seeks renovations to University Village, Lafferre Hall

Covey Eonyak Son • March 6, 2014

The Missouri Students Association Senate passed a resolution in response to the [collapse at University Village](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/2/22/university-village-evacuated/) that left a...

Two RHA election slates debate how to improve organization

Fan Feng • March 6, 2014

The Residence Halls Association presidential debate saw two different slates presenting differing ideas. Freshmen Steven Chaffin and Brooke Wiggins are running against sophomores Lane Adams and Whitney...

Album review: ScHoolboy Q’s ‘Oxymoron’

Brad Spudich • March 6, 2014

On Tuesday, ScHoolboy Q released his major label debut album, _Oxymoron_, bearing the weight of expectations set by critics, fans and himself. Top Dawg Entertainment comrade Kendrick Lamar set the label’s...

Bolin plans to help MSA senators, change Senate retreat

Elizabeth Loutfi • March 6, 2014

The Missouri Students Association Operations chairman Benjamin Bolin, junior, was elected the next MSA Senate speaker Feb. 26. Bolin was nominated by Academic Affairs chairman Ben Vega two weeks ago. Budget...

College of Education suspends art education program

Emily Brehe • March 5, 2014

The College of Education faced criticism last week upon the announcement that it will suspend its undergraduate art education program. Art education advocates launched a [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/savemizzouarted)...

New College of Veterinary Medicine scholarship fund to promote service

Crystal Duan • March 5, 2014

The College of Veterinary Medicine received a $2.5-million gift to fund scholarships for veterinary students Monday. The gift, given by Gary Savill and Barbara Stampfli-Savill, will create an endowment...

MU Health Care will construct Quick Care clinics at Columbia Hy-Vees

Covey Eonyak Son • March 5, 2014

MU Health Care will work with Hy-Vee to construct Mizzou Quick Care clinics in each of the three Hy-Vee stores in Columbia. The clinics will be open seven days a week to serve as walk-in clinics that...

City considers options for barrier to prevent jaywalking on College Avenue

Maggie Stanwood • March 5, 2014

A barrier to prevent jaywalking will go up on College Avenue; now, it’s just a matter of what it will look like. A recent interested-parties meeting compared the advantages and disadvantages of each...

Rezoning sparks student housing concerns

Kayla Goldfarb • March 5, 2014

A new zoning amendment considered at Monday night’s Columbia City Council meeting could expand student housing options in nearby neighborhoods. The Planning and Zoning Commission drafted an amendment...