Michelle Hagopian's Profile
Michelle is a junior journalism major from Granite City, Ill., a suburb of St. Louis. She is studying print and digital news and is pursuing a minor in women’s and gender studies.
Last semester, Michelle reported for the education beat at the Missourian and now writes for the sports beat. She was a staff writer for The Maneater, MU’s student newspaper, during her freshman year. In the summer of 2007, she was an intern for the Suburban Journals and wrote for her hometown newspaper, the Granite City Press Record. She was also editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper.
Michelle is a sports fan and enjoys watching her favorite professional and college teams, as well as playing golf and basketball in her free time. She also loves music, books and movies.
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- TODAY'S QUESTION: Do you think the Tigers deserve a No. 10 seed in the NCAA Tournament?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Do you think Columbia Police Chief Kenneth Burton's citation stance is making traffic safer?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Would you vote for Rep. Chris Kelly's bond measure?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Should hookah lounges be exempt from Columbia's smoking ordinance?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Should the Winter Olympic Games put more restrictions in place to protect athletes?
- A morning with MU swimmer Lisa Nathanson
- Ryan Lochte has fun in, out of pool
- Chloe Sutton leads U.S. Grand Prix field
- Phelps' absence gets mixed reactions
- UPDATE: MU College of Arts and Science seeks portrait artist
- MU College of Arts and Science seeks artists for portrait
- Fourth annual Missouri Grand Prix info
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Do you think Super Bowl XLIV commercials were sexist?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Should President Obama spend on unemployment or enact a spending freeze?
- Steve Schmidt breaks records — one tooth at a time
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Are salary cuts coming for UM System employees?
- TODAY'S QUESTION: Are you more inclined to donate to Haiti relief funds thanks to immediate and convenient forms of technology?
- Suicide prevention information for young adults
- College remedial math courses still needed
- SLIDESHOW: PAWSitive Visits program helps residents connect
- More than 35 firefighters respond to garage fire
- Columbia man dies weeks after city cut electricity
- Kahlers' lives honored at Burlingame memorial service
- Kahlers remembered at candlelight vigil
- Funeral set for Saturday for Kahler family members
- Gov. Nixon, university presidents agree to freeze tuition again
- Gov. Nixon, presidents agree to freeze tuition
- Missouri uses rigorous education standards when compared nationally, study says
- Facts about Fort Hood
- Bus driver not at fault for Rocheport winery incident
- Paxton Keeley responds to candy snorting phenomenon
- Five-day print model improves the Missourian's financial situation
- Influenza contributes to student absences
- University tensions addressed by Difficult Dialogue
- Hotels give thumbs up, bars concerned about Thursday football game
- What you need to know for MU-Nebraska parking
- Crane collapses on Niedermeyer Apartments
- ESPN to air Children's Hospital, Missouri School of Journalism commercials
- Students, staff must relocate cars for MU-Nebraska game
- Columbia College to offer grant to Coast Guard spouses
- MU dining hall will begin $2.2M renovation in December
- Wireless network, new e-mail system keep MU IT staff busy
- Columbia College welcomes variety of students
