Nov. 11, 2011
Web Exclusive: Student center celebrates 11/11/11 with Ping-Pong toss
By Hanna Jacunski
The bookstore launched 11,111 Ping-Pong balls from atop the building at 11:11:11 a.m.
BEC announces election results after investigation
By Hunter Woodall
The BEC postponed the election announcements to finish an investigation of a slate.
Billingsley, Kooi elected MSA president, vice president
By Hunter Woodall
Billingsley-Kooi received 44 percent of the total votes.
Residents accuse police of racial bias in civil rights suit
By Kay Yeung
Two men were arrested while sitting in a vehicle at the Rainbow Softball Center listening to loud music and drinking beer.
MU hosts Transgender Awareness Program
By Nassim Benchaabane
Transgender Awareness Program includes both serious and celebratory events.
New MU email upgrade gives students more memory
By Tucker Moore
The storage space is now up to 15 gigabytes.
Police Blotter
By Turner Johnson
Two arrested after disturbance at Ragtag Cinema Officers arrested two minors on Tuesday morning on charges of drug and alcohol ...
MU honors armed forces during Veterans Week
By Tom Leonard
Congressional Medal of Honor winner Sgt. Salvatore Giunta spoke to students on Tuesday.
MU prepares for winter after last year's difficulties
By Chris Jasper
Administrators have met to discuss how to better handle inclement weather.
Columbia voters approve Community Improvement District tax
By Wes Duplantier
The new rate will take effect April 1.
CPRB denies former police officer’s appeal
By Kelsey Maffett
Rob Sanders was fired in September after an incident involving excessive force in a holding cell.
On Campus, Around the Nation
By Caroline Bauman
A collection of top stories from student newspapers across the country.
Southeast Missouri still feels levee explosion impact six months later
By Abigail Geiger
The explosion caused damages to farms, roads and infrastructures.
Columbia Imagined enters second phase
By Katie Yaeger
Community members can provide their input about the proposed changes at public meetings.
Police make arrest in hair product theft
By Dani Kass
Robert Johnson was arrested on suspicion of his connection to the three burglaries.
City Hall art project in final stages
By Lizzie Johnson
City Hall will accept artist applications until Nov. 18 to complete the ‘Percent for Art’ project
Highway Patrol sweeps awards in quality and production
By Amanda Svoboda
The award-winning Missouri Automated Criminal History Site allows the public to request criminal history checks online.
MU sees increase in international graduate students
By Daniel Shapiro
MU has seen a 17 percent increase in first-time enrollment of international students.
Campus welcomes new Amnesty International chapter
By Elise Moser
The former MU chapter of Amnesty International disolved a few years ago.
Web Exclusive: MU College Democrats participate in GOTV Day of Action
By Bailey Otto
Universities held a statewide competition to register students to vote.