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Album review: ‘Pure Heroine’

Joe Cristo • September 26, 2013

It’s easy to get caught up in what “makes music good.” But sometimes, when an album is especially great, the entire idea of deconstructing it seems contrived: why waste my time trying to execute...

The Legion of Black Collegians voted in four new senators during its second Senate meeting Sept. 18. Those voted into the organization were freshman Naomi Collier, freshman Mackenzie Jones, sophomore...

Brother Jed might star in CMT reality show

Claudia Guthrie • September 25, 2013

“Brother” Jed Smock, a longtime Speakers Circle fixture who left Columbia at the end of last year, created a new stir Sept. 18 with the announcement of a possible TV show centering around his family. Hollywood...

MU researchers awarded grants from the Coulter Partnership

Natalia Alamdari • September 25, 2013

MU biomedical research teams received six grants totalling approximately $600,000 on Sept. 18. The grants came from the Coulter Translational Partnership Program. Partnering with the School of Medicine...

Police blotter

Pranav Shastry, Mara Somlo • September 25, 2013

####1. Man arrested for swerving between lanes Rigoberto Martinez-Murillo, 22, was arrested at 1:32 a.m. Sept. 15, at the corner of South Providence Road and Elm Street. He was arrested for a failing...

Healthy food panel questions healthy eating

Sarah Wynn • September 25, 2013

At a healthy foods seminar hosted by the MU Extension, a panel of five speakers discussed what constitutes healthy foods Tuesday night at Memorial Union. All of the speakers had varied responses as to...

Missouri Tech Expo showcases inventions, research

Covey Eonyak Son • September 25, 2013

Researchers and professors from UM System schools attended the 2013 Missouri Technology Expo on Sept. 19, where they pitched their inventions and research breakthroughs to potential investors. The expo...

Provost Brian Foster announces retirement

Ashley Ulsh • September 25, 2013

As a first-generation college student, Provost Brian Foster never imagined his career playing out as it did. “I went to undergraduate school in my late 20s, and I had no idea what I was getting into,”...

MU increases two scholarships, adds new award

Crystal Duan • September 25, 2013

MU announced Sept. 6 the class of 2018 would see increases in two scholarships and an additional award. The university will increase the Curators Scholars Award for Missouri residents from $3,500 to $4,500...

Multicultural Center searches for new coordinator

Jeanne Alexander • September 25, 2013

The Multicultural Center is in the process of hiring a new full-time coordinator. Senior Anthony Simpson, a Multicultural Center student coordinator, said the center is doing well without a permanent...

KCOU, Craft Studio celebrate 40 years

Elizabeth Loutfi • September 25, 2013

Forty years have passed since KCOU/88.1 FM and the Missouri Students Association/Graduate Professional Council Craft Studio joined MU’s family of now more than 700 student organizations. In honor of...

MU office addresses off-campus housing complaints

Maggie Stanwood • September 25, 2013

Residents at two student housing complexes, Timber Ridge and Copper Beech, have complained of spider infestations at the townhomes. However, managers and owners do not take college students seriously,...