Collegetown 2011
College students have access to numerous mental health services
College can be tricky: new relationships, deadlines and financial stresses. Mental health services can help students deal with old and new issues that hold them back. Here, the process of getting help is demystified.
Columbia yoga studio moving out of alley and onto Fourth Street
The yoga studio's old space at the back of The Tiger Hotel will become a nightclub, the hotel's owner says.
Tailgating lot gets new name, new rules
A university-sponsored tailgating program has been revamped to encourage attendance.
Dear Reader: Collegetown section helps students adjust to campus life
The Missourian presents its Collegetown section to help students avoid the pitfalls of the uneasy first stages of the college experience at MU. Read the stories online, or click the link in this story to download a pdf of the entire section.
Experts offer advice for success in college
Good study habits and a balanced life that reduces stress will go a long way toward finding academic success in college, experts say.
Find your ideal spot for studying
Mizzou has a variety of study spots available, so we broke them up into categories to make finding the ideal study spot easy.
Getting involved can bring you friends at MU
College friendships often last a lifetime, and they start by getting out of your room and getting involved. MU offers numerous ways to meet new people.
How to keep relationships alive, on campus and off
Mizzou studnets offers advice on keeping your relationships alive while at college.
A guide to MU dining halls
Find out where and when you can cure your hunger on the MU campus.
Just add a microwave: Residence hall-friendly recipes for college students
With access to a microwave, you needn't worry about midnight munchies this school year.
A guide to The District's vegan and vegetarian options
Downtown Columbia has several choices for vegan and vegetarian dining, including drinks, snacks, meals and desserts.
MizzouRec offers plenty for staying healthy
MizzouRec is a 300,000-square-foot complex housing a 50-meter indoor pool, climbing tower, extensive cardiovascular fitness center, weight training facilities and more.
MU offers cashless payment options for students
MU students can use their student ID to pay for things around campus. They can also add E.Z. Charge, which allows students to swipe in and be served at any campus dining location and some vending machines.
What you need to know about alcohol and drug violations in MU residence halls
No alcohol or illegal drugs are allowed in the residence halls.
Secret societies are an integral part of MU traditions
A select group of MU students are inducted into one of six secret societies on Tap Day every April.
MU LGBTQ programs offer safe options for students
Outlets and resources across MU provide a comfortable environment for members and supporters of the LGBTQ community.
How to get involved in RecSports at MU
MU students have a variety of opportunities to get involved athletically.
What every fan should know about Missouri sports and traditions
Learn all about MU's sports teams, know the notable Tiger alumni and rehearse the fight songs.
How to score tickets to MU sporting events
This year is expected to be a big one for MU athletics, and there are lots of options for students who want to go to home games.
Tiger Tailgate Recycling offers volunteer opportunity without missing the game
Tiger Tailgate Recycling, a part of Sustain Mizzou, is a student volunteer effort with a goal of reducing waste during the MU football season.
