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MU celebrates, honors Veterans with Veterans Week events

Lucy Caile • November 17, 2019

As students, faculty and visitors walk under Memorial Student Union’s bell tower, they speak in hushed tones and remove their hats and hoods to pay respect to those whose names scatter the insides of...

India Nite showcases India’s diverse cultural community through various musical performances

Lucy Caile • November 6, 2019

Jesse Hall thrived in various colors and music on Oct. 19. Members of MU’s Cultural Association of India hustled around the auditorium, checking sound and practicing dances before the 28th annual India...

Students take more caution on campus in wake of recent sexual violence

Lucy Caile • November 5, 2019

Every student receives the emails from MU Police Department about crime notifications on campus. Some may choose to ignore them, while others may take increased caution when they receive those emails. In...

Shamrock refurbishment project repairs long standing home of MU tradition

Alex Fulton • November 4, 2019

The College of Engineering stone shamrock will soon be displayed in a revitalized Engineering Shamrock Plaza, with an estimated completion and dedication deadline of Engineers’ Week 2020 in March. But...

Novak Leadership Speaker Series highlights Engagement Week

Wicker Perlis • November 3, 2019

For many, the highlight of Engagement Week was the Novak Leadership Speaker Series, where Stephen M. R. Covey expressed the importance of leading with trust. Covey’s presentation was part of the UM...

Malfunctioning fire alarms in Brooks Residence Hall cause evacuations during the night

Jessica Fitzgerald • October 31, 2019

For the Environmental Health & Safety department, fire safety is a priority. According to the EHS website, each residence hall is equipped with fire extinguishers, fire doors, fire sprinklers, and heat...

Annual pink photo day raises breast cancer awareness

Adele Du • October 31, 2019

It is the thirteenth consecutive year since Bill Horner, teaching professor and director of undergraduate studies at the MU department of political science, first started coordinating the cancer awareness...

Kaldi’s officially breaks into college market in true MU fashion

Jeb Goldman • October 13, 2019

It was the prospect of giving students a great cup of coffee and an exciting new learning opportunity that brought Cornell Hall its latest addition. St. Louis based coffee company, Kaldi’s Coffee has...

Hyperloop visits campus, brings bright future to Missouri transportation

Sean Brynda • October 9, 2019

Today, residents who have jobs in either St. Louis or Kansas City know what a hassle it is to drive to work everyday. Driving is the current option, which takes about two hours, but what if there were...

Tiger Tailgate Recycling program expects larger crowds, more trash for Homecoming game

Alex Fulton • October 7, 2019

Before the football game, sophomore Scott Heckman finds himself under a canopy tent on the northside of Faurot Field. Surrounded by fellow MU fans, Heckman participates in a different kind of tailgating,...

MU blood drive helps bring in thousands of units for Missouri hospitals

Lauren Hines • October 6, 2019

The largest student-run blood drive in the country was held in the Hearnes Center from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 to start off Homecoming week. The blood drive receives on average 3,600 to 4,000 donations a year,...

Safe Mizzou Week teaches students about campus safety

Riddhi Andurkar • September 26, 2019

Campus Activities Programming Board hosted Safe Mizzou Week last week and brought many events to educate students on personal safety. Events included the Personal Safety Fair, Fire Factor, Citizens’...