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Mizzou suspends fraternity activities after hospitalization - Vimarsana News

Mizzou suspends fraternity activities after hospitalization

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — The University of Missouri-Columbia has suspended all fraternity...

Missouri suspends fraternity activities after student is hospitalized - Vimarsana News

Missouri suspends fraternity activities after student is hospitalized

The University of Missouri-Columbia has suspended all fraternity activities after a student was found unresponsive at a fraternity house on campus. 

MU suspends all fraternity activities after freshman hospitalized of suspected alcohol poisoning - Vimarsana News

MU suspends all fraternity activities after freshman hospitalized of suspected alcohol poisoning

MU says it will conduct a thorough review of the Greek system.

Source: komu.com
MU student arrested for drunk misconduct and alleged use of racial slur - Vimarsana News

MU student arrested for drunk misconduct and alleged use of racial slur

MU student arrested by MU police for drunk misconduct and other allegations. (MU) University of Missouri (MU) police arrested 19-year-old Cal Gerhardt early Thursday morning after he allegedly both harassed fellow students and used a racial slur. Police reportedly found and intoxicated Gerhardt yelling outside the door of two students in a campus residence hall. According to a statement released by Bill Stackman, vice chancellor for Student Affairs, police charged Gerhardt with first degree harassment and tampering with a witness. Sara Diedrich, MU Police Department’s public safety informat...

Source: umkc.edu
University of Missouri to require COVID tests for returning undergrads - Vimarsana News

University of Missouri to require COVID tests for returning undergrads

Columbia Daily Tribune In a reversal from previous decisions, the University of Missouri will require returning undergraduate students who live in residence halls to get a COVID-19 test when they return for the spring semester. Arrival testing will be an option for all other undergraduates. "After consulting with our medical experts, we believe this measure could assist us in assessing the occurrence of the virus as student return from various parts of the country," said Bill Stackman, vice chancellor for student affairs, in a news release. "We know that testing does not stop the spread of ...