News Archives - Page 659 of 900

CPD arrests 35 in DWI campaign

Jack Howland • September 11, 2012

Between Aug. 17 and Sept. 3, the Columbia Police Department participated in the nationwide Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign. During the increased enforcement, 30 arrests were made, and an additional...

Gender-neutral housing discussion continues at MU

Ian Frazer • September 11, 2012

While a coed residence hall is a familiar concept for the typical MU student, a coed room or suite is not. Many universities across the U.S., though, have introduced gender-neutral living options in residence...

New interstate designation expected to benefit economy

Cassa Niedringhaus • September 11, 2012

The stretch of U.S. 71 between Kansas City and Joplin is set to become Interstate 49 starting Dec. 12. The change is expected to attract more businesses and increase economic growth, said Sean Matlock,...

International Welcome Party brings students together

Beatriz Costa-Lima • September 11, 2012

With paintbrush in hand, freshman Kristie Vahle focused on the construction paper before her as members of the Taiwanese Student Association instructed her in the art of Chinese calligraphy. After completing...

MU Gallery and Museum Crawl featured 9 museums and galleries on campus

Chantelle Moghadam • September 11, 2012

The seventh annual MU Gallery and Museum Crawl consisted of nine museums and galleries around MU. Students and people from the community discussed everything from history to politics to insects — all...

Student Veterans Association to hold Patriot Day BBQ

Andrew Graham • September 11, 2012

The Mizzou Student Veterans Association will host its first-ever Patriot Day BBQ on Tuesday to connect veterans with MU students and families involved with the military. Members from branches of MU’s...

Union Arts Council brings student artwork to MU

Ian Joyce • September 11, 2012

School administrators, student volunteers and citizens of Columbia who have a passion for art help run the Union Arts Council, which was established three years ago. The Missouri Student Unions support...

Imagine Dragons — ‘Night Visions’: 4 out of 5 stars

Josh Matejka • September 11, 2012

The saying goes, “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” but Imagine Dragons is out to prove this horribly wrong. With the release of its debut album, _Night Visions_, on Sep. 6, the quartet from...

‘Lawless’: 4 out of 5 stars

Alyssa McKee • September 11, 2012

“When the law becomes corrupt, outlaws become heroes.” This quote sums up the plotline for the characters in John Hillcoat’s new movie, "Lawless." Set in Depression-era Franklin County, Va., "Lawless"...

Police seek credit union robber

Lakshna Mehta • September 11, 2012

Academic Employee Credit Union was robbed at 2:20 p.m. Monday. The suspect took an undisclosed amount of money, according to a Columbia Police Department news release. Investigations revealed the...

Details remain scarce in reported sexual assault

Kelsey Maffett • September 7, 2012

The MU Police Department is continuing to investigate the sexual assault of a woman in Virginia Avenue Parking Structure. The victim told police that an unknown black male sexually assaulted her in a...

‘Glee’ premiere promises more of the same

Hannah Reese • September 7, 2012

Season three of “Glee” ended with an episode called “Rachel.” Oh wait … it was really called “Goodbye,” My bad, I was just confused because the episode contained approximately one minute...