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Mizzou in Review: Top MU related tweets tweeted by The Maneater this year

Leah Glasser May 5, 2019

.@Mizzou closes campus and UM System offices for the third straight day due to inclement weather: [bit.ly/2Fyil3F](bit.ly/2Fyil3F) MU closed for the third time on Jan. 14 due to the inclement winter weather...

Start the season off right with this summer playlist

Start the season off right with this summer playlist

Jacob Luebbert May 1, 2019

Summer is approaching, and what’s a better way to celebrate than a playlist? Whether you’re grilling hot dogs, sitting by the beach or on a road trip, these songs will help set the mood. Alvvays -...

College of Engineering holds second annual Research Day, shares innovation with campus

College of Engineering holds second annual Research Day, shares innovation with campus

Hannah Norton April 30, 2019

The second annual Engineering Research Day was held on April 25 and included a poster session, poster awards, special recognitions and four keynote speakers. Engineering Research Day revolves around the...

Reynolds Journalism Institute holds annual tech showcase

Reynolds Journalism Institute holds annual tech showcase

Cameron Barnard April 30, 2019

The Reynolds Journalism Institute held its annual Tech Showcase on April 23. Wendy Lee, digital media reporter for the Los Angeles Times, opened as the keynote speaker. Lee focused on the aspects of her...

Bill proposing instatement of new position within RHA passes unanimously

Jasmine Lopez April 30, 2019

MU junior Alexia Donovan and MU freshman Cory Johnson were sworn in as president and vice president of the Residence Halls Association on April 29 and went straight to work. Donovan and Johnson proposed...

Missouri looks to pass bill allowing concealed carry weapons on campus

Shelby Matthews April 30, 2019

The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill allowing for concealed carry weapons on college campuses on April 2. House Bill 575 was sponsored by Dean Dohrman and the underlying bill is in regard...

Mizzou in Review: On-off relationships, testing glucose levels, political polarization among impactful research this year

Mizzou in Review: On-off relationships, testing glucose levels, political polarization among impactful research this year

Laura Evans April 30, 2019

MU faculty members have been busy researching a range of topics over the past year. Looking into topics from bone cancer in dogs to on-again, off-again relationships, researchers have made strides in a...

Dean Kathryn Chval promotes quality math education for underserved students

Dean Kathryn Chval promotes quality math education for underserved students

Nicketa Coombs April 30, 2019

Kathryn Chval holds the Joanne H. Hook Dean’s Chair in Educational Renewal in the University of Missouri College of Education. Chval is also a Professor of Mathematics Education where her research focuses...

Mizzou In Review: Top issues of the 2018-2019 school year

Mizzou In Review: Top issues of the 2018-2019 school year

Emily Wolf, Ben Scott April 30, 2019

####Title IX Legislation#### Talk revolving around Title IX legislation has circulated around the MU campus, highlighted by the legislation proposed by the Missouri State House and Senate, Senate Bill...

Mizzou in Review: Three most influential people of the 2018-2019 school year

Mizzou in Review: Three most influential people of the 2018-2019 school year

Riddhi Andurkar April 30, 2019

####New Provost Latha Ramchand had a successful first year at MU#### MU appointed a new Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Latha Ramchand, from the University of Houston C.T. Bauer College...

Mizzou in Review: Four of the year’s most notable student artworks

Mizzou in Review: Four of the year’s most notable student artworks

Janae McKenzie, Ben Wiche April 30, 2019

The MU art community provided Columbia with varied student works over the 2018-2019 school year. Some of these works took years to fine tune and others won awards. Here are some of the most notable student...

MU community members gather to raise minimum wage to $15 per hour

MU community members gather to raise minimum wage to $15 per hour

Riddhi Andurkar April 30, 2019

MU community members gathered at Traditions Plaza, listening to campus employees sharing their stories about living on a wage that makes it difficult for them to make ends meet. These and other employees...