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Sexual Violence at MU

Christable Barrow • April 24, 2012

*Names have been changed to protect the privacy of some sources in this story When people think of college life, images of classes, exams, football games and parties automatically spring to mind. Unfortunately,...

MU Freedom Movement participates in week long event

Megan Lewis • April 24, 2012

Passers-by on Lowry Mall this week might notice a small booth near Hitt Street. A canvas decorated with various colored handprints adorns the area, with “Freedom” spelled across it in large letters....

‘The Lucky One’: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Ciera Velarde • April 24, 2012

Hot off the tracks of the romantic tearjerker “The Vow,” trailers for “The Lucky One” started appearing before every movie. “Oh God, not another Nicholas Sparks movie,” every single person...

Johnston Hall to be coed fall 2012

Kelsey Wingo • April 24, 2012

MU’s on-campus housing is taking the next step toward having all of the residence halls house students in a coed fashion. As of the fall 2012 semester, Johnston Hall will part with its all-female status...

HerCampus and Stylitics find the Most Stylish Campus in America

Tess Betts • April 24, 2012

Stylitics and HerCampus are teaming up to find the “Most Stylish Campus in America” this April. Sixty universities including Duke, Oregon State, Florida State, Dartmouth, the University of Southern...

Multicultural Week features events to celebrate MU students’ cultures

Elise Moser • April 24, 2012

The Missouri Students Association Senate's Multicultural Issues Committee is hosting its first Multicultural Week. Events began April 21 and will continue until Friday. On Tuesday, the MCI is hosting...

UAC/SUPB team up for fashion show

Tess Betts • April 24, 2012

Stotler Lounge’s atmosphere went from banquet room to fashion central courtesy of dimmed lights, techno music and an intimate runway. Models wearing earth, wind and fire-themed garments were hiding in...

Raptor Rehabilitation Project focuses on study, healing of birds

Alex Stewart • April 24, 2012

In a large compound off the beaten path of Rollins Street is a 40-year-old bird sanctuary called the Raptor Rehabilitation Project. In the building there are eagles, hawks, kites, falcons, owls and vultures...

MSA plans to open food pantry for MU students, faculty

Elise Moser • April 24, 2012

The Missouri Students Association will launch a food pantry in the fall to help MU students and faculty in need of assistance getting food. In three months, MSA Director of Student Services Nick Droege...

Greek Week’s Fling concludes with Friday’s finals

Katie Yaeger • April 22, 2012

Six weeks of preparation for a weeklong series of performances culminated at 7 p.m. Friday in Jesse Auditorium. Five Greek Week pairings were invited to perform their skits a second time in the Fling...

Yusuf Raja elected president of Muslim Student Organization

Malory Ensor • April 22, 2012

The Muslim Student Organization held its Executive Board Elections Friday in the MU Student Center. MSO welcomed its new president, sophomore Yusuf Raja, who ran unopposed. Raja hopes to use his new...

Police Blotter

Turner Johnson • April 20, 2012

1. Man charged with flashing Walmart employee At 10:23 p.m. Monday, CPD officers were dispatched to the Walmart at 415 Conley Road in reference to a customer disturbance. An employee showed the officers...