News
Nov. 18, 2009
Web Update: Nixon speaks on tuition freeze, budget cuts
Of the $42 million in cuts to higher education funding, about $11 million would come from MU.
Nov. 17, 2009
IFC, PHA elect new executive board members
PHA still has one open position to be filled Dec. 1.
Rec Center tanning beds to stay through 2010
The tanning company's claims for $190,000 in damages by MU were denied.
Rock the Wrench to showcase MU talent
Five bands will compete for the $500 prize.
Transgender Awareness Week promotes education, remembrance
Observance includes discussions, a vigil and a balloon release.
Dance Marathon benefits Children's Miracle Network
Participants were required to stay all eight hours and remain standing.
MU to help create university in South Korea
The university would offer American degrees.
Experts weigh benefits, dangers of pepper spray
Pepper spray could cause more danger if used improperly.
Web Update: BODYTALK creates outlet for students to discuss sexual health
The next issue will be "The Medical Issue" in honor of World AIDS Day.
Web Update: KCOU falls short of winning College Radio Woodie
The station lost to the University of Puget Sound's station.
Web Update: Nobel Prize laureate speaks on violence in Northern Ireland
Williams received the Nobel Prize for her work with ending violence.
Web Update: Vandalism prompts RHA request for more security cameras
A resolution was passed to request the cameras on suite-style floors.
Nov. 13, 2009
Greek Life rich in history and tradition
Although separated, Greek councils collaborate for some events.
University Bookstore unveils textbook rental pilot program
The program will apply to three selected courses but could be expanded.
Npower studies Greek Life at MU
Greek Life stakeholders met with Npower consultants.
RHA, CDS anticipate growth
Organizations are working to manage the large number of students.
