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Greenhouse Theatre Project’s ‘Frankenstein’ breathes life into immersive theater

Emma Veidt • April 17, 2018

Just over a dozen people stood outside the open garage of Columbia’s Hoot Design Co. on April 10’s dress rehearsal performance of _Frankenstein_. Some drank wine, some snapped pictures, but every person...

MSA senate bill passes to remove five auxiliaries from MSA control

Skyler Rossi • April 17, 2018

MSA senate passed Bill 57-37 on April 11 to drop five of eight auxiliaries from MSA’s funding. These five are KCOU, MUTV, MSA/GPC Box Office, MSA/GPC Tech and Student Legal Services. The bill makes...

Westworld comes back strong in season two premiere

Leo Rocha • April 17, 2018

_This review contains spoilers._ Watch _Westworld_. That’s a sentence that I’ve been repeating to everyone the past week. In preparation for writing this review, I watched the entire first season...

LGBTQ community celebrates Pride Month with two drag performances

Mariana Labbate • April 16, 2018

April is Pride Month for the LGBTQ Resource Center and the MU community. To celebrate, the center’s organizations hold a series of events to promote acceptance and visibility. The Black & Brown and...

‘A Quiet Place’ serves up old-school scares in silence

Jesse Baalman • April 16, 2018

The golden age of horror continues. Just two weeks after the premiere of the little-seen _Annihilation_, Paramount’s newest monster movie premiered at South by Southwest. What followed was a cleverly...

White feminism alienates marginalized women who need it most

Melina Psihountas • April 16, 2018

It has recently come to my attention that not all feminism is created equal. In the past, seeing a “feminist” or “girl power” sticker on a laptop or button on a backpack was something that really...

Greek community looks to move past three fraternity closings in fall

Evan Ochsner • April 16, 2018

The Greek community is looking to improve after a fall semester that saw more disciplinary action taken against fraternities than in previous years. Three fraternities on campus — Sigma Phi Epsilon,...

Missouri Senate hears bill to expand work-study

Natasha Vyhovsky • April 15, 2018

The Missouri House of Representatives passed a bill Monday, currently awaiting a final hearing in the Senate, that would expand work-study opportunities for in-state college students to include paid internships...

Top five takeaways from final MSA presidential debate

Stephi Smith, Caitlyn Rosen • April 13, 2018

The Maneater hosted the second debate of the 2018 Missouri Students Association presidential election Thursday in Strickland 204. Presidential candidates Julia Wopata from the “More to Roar” campaign...

Frequently asked questions for upcoming MSA election

Caitlyn Rosen • April 13, 2018

For those who don’t keep up with the happenings of the Missouri Students Association by attending its meetings or reading The Maneater’s coverage, the current election may bring up a lot of questions. The...

One Act Festival at Warehouse Theatre is haunting, well-balanced

Hannah McFadden • April 12, 2018

The Warehouse Theatre Company, in collaboration with Stephens College, revived its One Act Festival this past weekend, holding it for the first time since 2009. The festival was revived this year to showcase...

Julien Baker brings her unique, emotional music to Columbia

Jane Mather-Glass • April 12, 2018

Julien Baker stepped onstage with a quiet confidence. She was barely audible when she spoke into the microphone, but when she sang on Thursday, her voice was intense and full of strength. Her calm demeanor...