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Need a move-in 8/16 or before. Feel free to dm me or just comment if you know someone.

me: tidy, quiet, cook a mean stir fry, book lover.

Are there any bars or venues near campus that hold live music or comedy that students typically attend?

I’m going to be a freshmen at mizzou this fall, and I’m wondering if anyone has any recommendations of sororities to bid on/ not bid on!! share your experiences with your sorority at mizzou!!

Hi ... my son is starting his freshman year at Mizzou this fall. For some reason, despite my continued requests, he continues to delay applying for the housing (dormitory) portal. His argument is that he knows Mizzou reserves dormitories for freshmen so he can basically apply whenever he wants. He says he doesn't mind if he gets last choice. (His older sister stayed at McDavid her first year and was happy enough there and I know that's generally regarded as one of the least-desired dorms.)

Anyway, who's right? My argument is that, by delaying, he's basically put himself where he will get the very worst dormitory, and in an increasingly realistic worst-case scenario, possibly no dormitory at all? Or is he correct, and, as a freshman, he's guaranteed a slot no matter what, even if it isn't in a desired dorm?

I am currently an incoming out of state freshman at mizzou. I have earned the 20k academic scholarship per year. I was wondering if I were to get a job and qualify myself for in state tuition would my scholarship get dropped?

With the RTO mandate coming up, I'm curious if anyone knows how many remote work requests were approved versus denied. It seems like that information should be available through a Sunshine Law request?

Our entire department was impacted. We had been operating in a hybrid environment with shared office space, adjusted our footprint accordingly, and now have enough desks for everyone. Despite that, no remote work exceptions were requested for our team.

At the same time, I've heard of positions being approved for remote work in campus departments, including employees who don't want to commute from Jefferson City and some who live out of state. I've even heard of departments with available office space still position approvals for full time staff.

Has anyone actually heard of a remote work request being denied?

Maybe there's a rationale I'm missing, but it's going to be hard not to get frustrated if I'm sitting in the office on Teams calls with someone working remotely from Colorado in a position that could just as easily be filled locally.

If science brings my superscore to a 36 will that qualify for the perfect 36 scholarship? Without science it is a 35 superscore.

Anyone know where I can find 1 month short term apartment...... I just got here and signed my contract for my new apartment start on August....... hotel for a month is just way too expensive ...