Blue Fugue temporarily shuts down service
MU representatives attend sustainability conference
MU graduate student rescued from pool
Columbia man killed in car accident
One dead after fire destroys trailer
Obama gives FDA control over tobacco industry
National Skateboard Day attracts area skateboarders
Curators hold emergency meeting, discuss Ellis Fischel funding
Council passes anti-harassment ordinance for cyclists
Board swears in new student curator
Tower of terror
Storm clouds loom over Memorial Union. Severe weather hit Boone County and other parts of Missouri on June 17.
Madison Mack/Staff Photographer
Mizzou Quads reopens due to space requirements
Smoking ban and transportation issues are being discussed.
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Tiger athletics ticketing, seating discussed
Groups across campus are collaborating to streamline athletic events.
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J school redefines iPod touch requirement
Other similar devices besides the iPod will be accepted.
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KCOU, MSA work to overcome conflicts
The radio station's budget had decreased 8.8 percent.
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Blue Fugue temporarily shuts down service
The club's liquor license expired Wednesday, preventing alcohol sales.
MU representatives attend sustainability conference
The conference looked at reducing the carbon footprint of universities.
MU graduate student rescued from pool
Wei was swimming with a friend when she nearly drowned.
The Maneater presents some sounds and scenes from the donkey basketball game held on Saturday at the Boone County Fairgrounds. The event benefited the nonprofit group Destiny of H.O.P.E., which stands for Helping Our People Excel.
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Two Tiger throwers earn All-American status
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Key to college is getting involved
New iPod requirement is iRrational
When leasing in Columbia, education is key
iPhone requirement premature
MSA is your student government
Downtown Columbia