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Web Exclusive: Dorial Green-Beckham, two teammates arrested on drug charges
Freshman wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham, the former No. 1 recruit in the nation, and two other Missouri football players were arrested on drug charges Wednesday ...
Web Exclusive: TLC’s Matt Roloff speaks for Celebrate Ability Week
Matt Roloff, of TLC’s “Little People, Big World,” spoke Tuesday night at Jesse Auditorium as part of Celebrate Ability Week.
Access to Alcohol Action Team works to promote responsible drinking
Bar owners, police and student conduct officials contribute to the team.
Queer People of Color joins LBC as umbrella organization
The organization started as a discussion group.
RHA hosts first MSA presidential debate
The three presidential slates discussed issues such as sustainability and accountability.
MU Campus Facilities works with GlenMartin on turbine
The turbine will be open to students and faculty for research opportunities.
Students fight the undead in weekend Humans vs. Zombie event
About 30 participants played in preparation for November's weeklong event.
Late-night CDS offerings give students few nutritious options
Campus Dining Services has no plans to change recipes at Rollins Late Night or Baja Grill.
Wright/Mahr balances own platform with student-driven one
The slate is focusing on sustainability, accountability and diversity.
Celebrate Ability Week showcases abilities of students with disabilities
Events will include a presentation from TLC’s Matt Roloff.
MU professor receives lifetime achievement award
Sowers helped discover the relationship between heart disease and diabetes.
Sheriff, DEA sponsor drug take-back program
Participants turned in more than 494 pounds of medication.
Aetna to pay $1.5 million to Missouri, says Department of Insurance
Due to multiple insurance violations, the Missouri State School Fund will be $1.5 million richer.
City Council votes to ban possession of fireworks in Columbia
Fireworks possession is now considered a more serious offense than marijuana possession.
Man robbed, assaulted on campus
A man was robbed on the southeast side of Stankowski Field early Saturday, according to an MU Police Department news release. Between 2:30 and ...Pumpkin Pie Mug Cake
Fall has arrived, my fellow MU students. This can only mean one thing: pumpkin pie. Glorious, glorious pumpkin pie. I know the difficulties of having ...Letter to the Editor: CPD chief should resign
I have become among those who think the (Columbia Police Department) Chief should resign, and that there should be a full investigation of the police ...Letter to the Editor: Poor leadership within MSA and The Maneater
What an unfortunate situation The Maneater found itself in last week when it got wrapped up with MSA's lust for more money. Although the ...Editorial: Students seeking healthy food options need to voice concerns
Campus Dining Services’ dining hall food typically provides some variety from entrees to desserts, meats to vegetables, high fat to low. But after 9 p ...Editorial: Turbine is tangible step toward sustainability
A new wind turbine is providing a fraction of MU’s electricity, thanks to the Sustainability Office and Campus Facilities’ Energy Management. The turbine is ...
Column: Orgs receive success without MU recognition
MU has more than 600 registered student organizations. They offer opportunities for everyone, dedicating their time to things like reporting the news, fundraising money, raising ...Column: Ron Paul’s undeserved cult
Ron Paul is never going to be the president of the United States. He didn’t win the Republican nomination, and there wasn’t a ...Column: Social, environmental injustice inherent to our system
Neoliberalism. Seldom throughout history has a single word held such drastic ramifications for the people of the world, while remaining relatively unknown and unused by ...Tigers split weekend games on the road
An offside ruling cost Missouri the chance to overcome Tennessee.
Tigers surge forward in win over Central Florida
Will Ebner's performance in the 21-16 win was the latest reason for his teammates' respect.
Web Exclusive: Break the trend: #UnfollowDGB
In this cyber-crazed society, why do we salivate for the ambiguous thoughts of a teenage stranger?
Whitney Little, Tigers block out Georgia
Whitney Little tied a school record in the Tigers’ 3-0 win.
Dobbs Spinach Mini Feta Pizza
Why waste Dobbs’ fairly tasty pasta sauce on old pasta when you could have a fantastically fancy, hand-constructed pizza? Aside from fighting with Dobbs’ terrifying ...Gone Girl’ by Gillian Flynn: 4.5 out of 5 stars
In her third book, Chicago novelist Gillian Flynn introduces readers to Amy Elliot Dunne. Amy is beautiful, clever and perfect in every way. After being ...‘Celeste & Jesse Forever’: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Nothing lasts forever. Such is the case for Celeste and Jesse, whose high school romance turned marriage is over within the first 10 minutes of ...Mumford & Sons — ‘Babel’: 3.5 out of 5 stars
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” It’s an old and clichéd saying, but it rings true of Mumford & Sons’ attitude about ...Police Blotter
Freshman arrested on drug charges Officers were sent to Campus View Apartments to investigate the odor of marijuana Friday night. Upon arriving, police made contact ...Photos and graphics
Freshman wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham receives chants of "MIZ-DGB" during the Texas Tech basketball game on Jan. 28 at Mizzou Arena. Green-Beckham was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana, along with two other football players, on Wednesday night.
Matt Roloff of TLC's “Little People, Big World,” describes how his dwarfism has transformed his life Tuesday night at Jesse Auditorium. The event took place as part of Celebrate Ability Week.
Senior Kip Edwards takes down Central Florida wide receiver Rannell Hall during Saturday's game in Orlando, Fla. The Tiger's face Vanderbilt on Saturday at Faurot Field.
Brendan Jennings chokes Mark Raterman, both of Cook County Social Club, on Saturday night in Stotler Lounge. Cook County Social Club performed as part of the Mizzou Improv Festival.
Wellness Resource Center Director Kim Dude watches a public comment session about the proposed server training ordinance. Dude serves as chairwoman for the Access to Alcohol Action Team, a community coalition that works to encourage responsible drinking.
The Residence Halls Association hosted the Missouri Students Association presidential debate Monday in Chamber Auditorium. The debate allowed MSA members to attend and listen to presidential and vice presidential candidates advocate their positions about issues on campus.
Graduate student Marcus Mayes photographs the PASSIONATELY P!NKed OUT PICTURE on Monday at Tiger Plaza. The Mizzou Black Men's Initiative and Zeta Tau Alpha gathered to take a photo and collect funds for the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation, which supports breast cancer awareness and research.
MSA Director of Student Services Nick Droege cuts the ribbon alongside Assistant Director of Campus Activities Kathy Murray on Monday outside Tiger Pantry. The pantry opened to provide food to students or faculty in need.
Missouri Students Association presidential candidate Tom Wright and vice presidential candidate Bo Mahr shake hands with junior Dalton Jarvis on Monday before the MSA debate. MU students will decide between the three slates Nov. 5 to 7.
Graduate student Zedilson Almeida waits behind a tree to fire at an opponent during an abridged game of Humans vs. Zombies on Saturday in Peace Park. The club typically meets there on Saturday afternoons.
Columbia citizens met Monday at City Hall for a City Council meeting. The council voted 4-3 to make the possession of fireworks within city limits illegal.
Workers check the generator's battery and engine as the wind turbine generator arrives at the construction site of the Campus Facilities lot. The turbine, measuring 130 feet tall, will be the first wind turbine located on campus.
Junior James Franklin passes the ball downfield Saturday at Bright House Networks Stadium in Orlando, Fla. Missouri defeated the Central Florida Knights 21-16.
Sophomore Whitney Little spikes the ball over the net Sunday at the Hearnes Center. The Tigers beat the Georgia Bulldogs in three matches.
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