-
Campus Basement Newsletter!
-
It's #Follow FRIDAY
Follow @campusbasement -
Partners
- College Candy
- College Party Guru
- Entertainment Eaves
- Humor Us!
- I Don't Feel Bad About It!
- I Gotta Go To Work – Jay Bilas
- Jerk Magazine
- Kwestioner
- LEAP App Reviews
- Lodge for Basecamp Next
- Otto's Army
- Pledging Sucks
- Rounded Co
- Saint Bros
- Schools Online
- Shut Your Fat Mouth
- Sorry for Partying
- The Jill Board
- USA Today College
- Walk In Radio
- 21 alcohol basketball beer boeheim campus christmas classes college Cornell dorms dps drinking drunk facebook finals food fraternities frats freshmen funny girls greek halloween holidays library mizzou money movies music otto parties politics professors sex snow sororities sports students student sketches USC washu weather winter women
An Email Thread of Indecisive Students Trying to Plan Spring Break (Mizzou)
This article is part of our "Let's Keep This Website Awesome Over Winter Break" Tournament series. Check out the opposing article here and be sure to 'like' your favorite!
Local Satirist Too Busy to Write New Article
A satire writer at the University of Missouri announced Monday that he was “too busy” to write a new article. Anthony Dingleberry, a junior at MU, is the head editor and head writer for University Attic, a student-run satire blog. Dingleberry admitted in a press conference that his class and workload were too strenuous to... MORE »
Picture of the Week: Sign FAIL.
We think it’s precious that the Second Baptist Church in Columbia attempted to have an annual women’s day, but they should probably check up on their sign. MORE »
Student Gets Absolutely Ripped Week Before Spring Break
A University of Missouri student reportedly shed thirty pounds of weight, only to put on fifteen pounds of lean muscle in the week preceding spring break. The student, Sean Jensen, is a sophomore at the university. Originally clocking in at 215lbs, Jensen faced ridicule from his fraternity brothers. “Yea, they weren’t very supportive of my... MORE »
Report: 90% of Mizzou undergraduate students “seem mad “
The Dept. of Psychology at the University of Missouri has just released the results of a groundbreaking 10-year study conducted by Dr. Bram Wiesel entitled “U MAD BRO, U SEEM MAD: A look at anger in college age populations.” The results indicate that, among the 1,876 students surveyed, over 90% between the ages of 18-22... MORE »
Creepy Ad of the Week; Hookers in KC
Who knew hookers were prominent in KC? MORE »
Five Ways To Prevent A Ghost Attack
So, I’ve been the target for frequent ghost attacks ever since I decided it was a good idea to do an Ouija board in front of a cemetery at three in the morning. Candles, friends, rain, creepy aspects all in line, I’m pretty sure that some ghost got really pissed off and decided to haunt... MORE »
Residence Hall quarantine enters third week
Schurz Residence Hall, on the east side of campus, has been under Code Orange quarantine status for over 15 days. Center for Disease Control (CDC) investigators and Mizzou Health officials have recently discovered the pathogen responsible for the outbreak, which at first was believed to be Scabies. “I... MORE »
Santorum embraces innuendo, runs on platform of sodomy
Despite Rick Santorum’s surprising victory in the Iowa caucuses, his campaign has lacked the same spark that some of his competitors had, like Rick Perry’s Brokeback Mountain homage or Newt Gingrich’s slew of ex-wives. But there was an opening. A Santorum is not just the last name of a presidential candidate, but the name for... MORE »
ESPN Screened ‘Gran Torino’ Prior To Making Racist Lin Remarks
ESPN was forced to apologize last week after both TV and radio branches of the sports news giant ran a racist headline about New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin. In response, the Disney-owned media group released a statement that read, in part, “We so sorry. We apologize long time,” which did little to quiet... MORE »
Google privacy policy: will share personal information “only if asked really nicely?”
In what was hailed by consumer rights activists as a major victory, Internet behemoth Google Inc. has announced an overhaul to its comprehensive privacy policy. Privacy, a long time thorn in Googleâ??s side, is finally going to take a front seat in corporate decisions. The company made an announcement earlier this week laying out the... MORE »