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Law professor’s request to investigate student social media conduct denied

Quinn Malloy • December 5, 2014

Professor Richard Reuben sent an email to School of Law students and faculty Dec. 4 requesting a formal investigation into whether law students broke the school’s [Honor Code](http://law.missouri.edu/current/polices/)...

Title IX admin candidate discusses mandatory reporting, campus culture

Taylor Blatchford • December 4, 2014

MU’s [search for a new Title IX administrator](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/11/12/committee-searches-new-title-ix-administrator/) continued Wednesday with an open forum for Joe Gilgour, first...

Stokes announced as next provost

Taylor Blatchford • December 4, 2014

MU announced Thursday that Garnett Stokes will be the university’s next provost and executive vice chancellor of academic affairs. Stokes was formerly interim president and currently the provost at...

Title IX admin candidate Hayes emphasized training, education

Hailey Stolze • December 4, 2014

After spending seven years as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Boone County, Andrea Hayes is seeking the Title IX administrator post at MU, a position for which she is the second of four final candidates. Hayes...

MU could hire second female provost in university history

Taylor Blatchford • December 3, 2014

MU has been searching for a provost since Brian Foster retired on Jan. 1, and there are [four candidates for the position: Michele Wheatly, John Wiencek, Nancy Brickhouse and Garnett Stokes](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/11/19/provost-decision-critical-choice/)....

Residential Life planning to tackle laundry issues

Esther Seawell • December 3, 2014

Residential Halls Association and the Department of Residential Life are working together to prioritize better educating students on how to use the 20 laundry facilities on campus, RHA President Steven...

Students implore administration be proactive, not reactive

Crystal Duan • December 2, 2014

People hesitated to speak even after associate professor and event moderator Earnest Perry left the microphone open during a “Ferguson Listening Session” on Monday evening in Jesse Wrench Auditorium. The...

Loftin vows to continue racial discussions amid criticism

Covey Eonyak Son • December 2, 2014

Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin hosted a [“Ferguson Listening Session"](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/12/2/students-implore-administration-take-proactive-act/) on Monday to hear from MU community...

RESPOND aims to provide mental health support training on campus

Derek Hawley • December 1, 2014

The Counseling Center has launched RESPOND, a new program to train faculty, staff and students to recognize and support people with mental illness. RESPOND is an eight-hour course “designed specifically...

Faculty Council discuss Title IX, faculty compensation issues

Esther Seawell • November 30, 2014

In a wide-ranging meeting, Faculty Council discussed ongoing changes to Title IX policies, the Title IX administrator search and academic and faculty affairs. ####Title IX reform Faculty Council and...

Provost decision a critical choice

Taylor Blatchford, Rachel Pierret • November 19, 2014

Since former executive vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost Brian Foster retired Jan. 1, MU has been conducting a search to fill the vacant position. According to the [Office of the Provost](http://provost.missouri.edu/about/index.php),...

School of Journalism announces $1 million donation

Taylor Blatchford • November 19, 2014

The Missouri School of Journalism announced Wednesday a $1 million donation from Walter B. Potter Jr. to benefit benefit innovation in community journalism. The donation will fund the the Walter B. Potter...