Student Politics Archives - Page 23 of 23

The Briefing: Recent study finds higher voting likelihood for students who watched debate

Ethan Brown • October 23, 2018

Students who watched the second of three debates for Missouri’s closest Senate race on Oct. 18 may have more motivation to cast their ballots on Election Day. The likelihood of a student voting rose...

MU dedicates buildings to three African-American pioneers of acceptance on campus.

Lina Simpkins • October 23, 2018

MU officially dedicated the Lucile Bluford and George C. Brooks residence halls and the Gus. T. Ridgel Atrium with a ceremony in the courtyard between Bluford and Brooks residence halls on Oct. 19. The...

The Legion of Black Collegians celebrates 50 years through Homecoming Week

Claire Wilkins • October 22, 2018

The Legion of Black Collegians’ Homecoming week was even bigger than previous years because LBC is celebrating their 50th year of being recognized as an organization on MU’s campus. “Every Homecoming...

Walk the Walk immerses students into the harsh reality of dealing with sexual violence

Ben Scott • October 21, 2018

MU students communed at the Women’s Center on Oct. 16 to participate in Walk the Walk, an event aimed to increase awareness about relationship abuse and sexual assault. Divided into groups of four, students...

Citizenship@Mizzou receives mixed reviews on new two part program aimed at introducing freshmen to MU’s values

Lina Simpkins • October 16, 2018

Registration for next semester is on the horizon and many freshmen are wrapping up the newly implemented second sessions of Citizenship@Mizzou. The follow up program was added this year and allows students...

MSA mock senate session emphasizes procedural education

Ethan Brown • September 6, 2018

The Missouri Student Association senate held its first-ever mock senate session Sept. 6, where a smooth landing for new senators was the top priority. The event was six days before at-large senator elections...