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Allergy-Free Snack Bar Developed by Entrepreneur Class
Four Leon Hess Business School students have developed Hawk Country’s Hawklet Chip Bar, an allergy-friendly snack bar. The product is set to be released on Thursday, Dec. 11 in Anacon Hall from 6 – 8:30 pm at their launch party.
Professor Jing Zhou Donates Art to University Library
Jing Zhou, an associate professor of art and design has donated four pieces of art titled ‘Generations of Excellence’ to the University Library.
“Project Pride” Warns Students of ‘Poor Life Decisions’
Inmates spoke to about 200 University students and faculty about poor decision-making and provided advice to students struggling with addiction at the “Project Pride” event in Pollak Theatre on Wednesday Dec. 3.
MU Professor Honored at NACADA, Receives Grant
Dr. Janice Stapley, an associate professor of psychology, was honored at the annual conference of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA).
Wage Gender Gap Inequality
In today’s society, although young women are attending college and continuing on to graduate school, females still struggle with receiving equal pay as their male counterparts in the work force.
How Much Does it Actually Cost to “Go Greek” at MU?
With formal recruitment two months away, potential new members are asking Greek men and women a plethora of questions, with one of the most common being about dues.
Annual Hunger Breakfast Helps Feed Locals in Need
A crowd of about 80 University students and faculty gathered to discuss the issue of world hunger and to listen to speakers involved with local hunger prevention at the annual Hunger Breakfast in the Magill Club on Tuesday, Nov. 25.
Princeton Agrees to Revise Policies After Violating Anti-Discrimination Law
Princeton University violated a federal antidiscrimination law by not “promptly and equitably” responding to complaints of sexual violence, in one case allowing a sexually hostile environment to continue for one student, the U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday.
New Academic Calendar & Frames Scheduled for Fall
The fourteen week academic calendar and revised framing system generated by the University Task Force has been voted into approval by full-time faculty members in order to facilitate higher learning, scheduling consistency, and scheduling flexibility. This change will be effective as of fall 2015.