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‘Love Languages’ presents new ideas on modern relationships.

Anna Watson • February 25, 2020

To be in love is joyful. It’s pure bliss, a kind of gasping happiness that tickles the tummy. One that perfumes the brain, or seizes the soul — if it feels like love, then it is love alright. This...

PRESS RELEASE: Vote to keep The Maneater alive

Leah Glasser • February 25, 2020

Feb. 25, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Leah Glasser, [email protected] ####Vote to keep The Maneater alive#### This evening, the Missouri Students Association voted in favor of adding...

MU Libraries forced to make large journal cuts for upcoming fiscal year

Alex Espinda • February 25, 2020

MU Libraries recently had to cut 495 academic journals for the 2020 fiscal year because of a flat budget. Academic journal cuts are not new to the libraries at MU or at most other universities. According...

MU seeks to address faculty diversity concerns after campus climate survey results

Alex Fulton • February 25, 2020

A recent report from the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education showed MU faculty rate the quality of colleagues and cost of living the best aspect of working on campus. Meanwhile, the same...

‘To All The Boys: P.S. I Love You’ disappoints dedicated fans:

Petra Rivera • February 24, 2020

The long-awaited sequel to the beloved movie “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” is finally here and fans are underwhelmed. Just in time for Valentine's Day, “To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love...

‘Next In Fashion’ gives new approach to fashion television

Chloe Konrad • February 24, 2020

I grew up watching “Project Runway” with my mom. We sat down every week that we could and cheered for dresses that we could only dream of wearing and mocked looks we were in no position of judging....

MSA presidential debate recap: candidates give their takes on student issues

Ben Scott • February 21, 2020

The three slates for the Missouri Students Association’s presidential election participated in a debate Thursday night, answering questions that covered a wide range of topics, including student mental...

Local ‘eco-classroom’ facilitates elementary school student learning

Hannah Norton • February 21, 2020

When a portable trailer classroom at Ulysses S. Grant Elementary School burned down in 2007, PWA Architects, Inc. collaborated with the school to build a “green” classroom building in its place. The...

EDITORIAL: MU’s attendance policies are invading student privacy rights

February 19, 2020

Privacy concerns are a dime a dozen in the modern world. From concerns over Amazon’s Alexa devices to the phone in your pocket, it’s hard to feel alone. However, you should be able to feel safe from...

MU Counseling Center policy is dangerous, misguided

February 19, 2020

As a fifth-year-PhD student and teaching assistant at MU, I have referred a considerable number of students to therapy services on campus in good faith that these services would be fair and useful to students....

International Humans of Mizzou Vol. 2: Domestic, international students share their study abroad experiences

Adele Du • February 19, 2020

####Anthony Lupo#### Lupo is a senior studying economics in the Trulaske College of Business. He studied abroad at the London School of Economics and Political Science for an academic year during his junior...

New School of Medicine study links levels of serotonin to dysphagia in mice could open door to new ALS, Parkinson’s treatment

Alex Espinda • February 18, 2020

A study recently published by a team of researchers at MU found that there is a positive correlation between the level of serotonin in mice and their lick and swallow ability. This is just a part of the...