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Takeaways from Missouri soccer’s first week of action

Dylan Heinrich • August 27, 2023

Here’s what we’ve learned so far from Missouri women’s soccer through their three-game unbeaten streak.

Missouri breaks road losing streak in 3-1 comeback victory

Dylan Heinrich • August 22, 2023

Missouri women’s soccer proved they can succeed away from home, defeating Creighton despite a slow start Missouri women’s soccer improved its record to 2-0 after a 3-1 comeback victory...

Missouri soccer kicks off 2023 season with explosive win over SEMO

Dylan Heinrich • August 22, 2023

The Tigers returned to the pitch in dominant fashion by defeating Southeast Missouri State 4-0.

MU warns students of potential data breach to administrative software

Sam Barrett • August 19, 2023

The University of Missouri warns about the possibility of students’ personal data being compromised amidst the data breach of administrative software.

FDA approves first over-the-counter birth control pill

Sophia Anderson & Sam Barrett • August 11, 2023

Opill, a progestin-only contraceptive pill, is available to anyone without a prescription

EDITORIAL: Affirmative action ban will have dire consequences for MU

Tierney Kugel, The Maneater Editorial Board • July 3, 2023

The 2023-24 Editorial Board stands with students impacted by the recent SCOTUS decisions on affirmative action and student debt relief, which unjustly restrict access to higher education for marginalized students.

MU honors race-based scholarships awarded before affirmative action strike-down

Sophia Anderson • July 2, 2023

Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action admissions will impact the class of 2028 and beyond

M-I-Z to NBA: How Kobe Brown became Missouri basketball’s heart, soul and savior

Matt Guzman • June 12, 2023

Kobe Brown did it all for the Tigers, becoming one of the best players to ever wear the Black and Gold by just being himself, on and off the court.

Fact Check: Price of emergency contraceptives not impacted by student protests

Sophia Anderson and Zoe Homan • May 20, 2023

Price of emergency contraceptives fluctuate based on supply and demand, Eric Maze, manager of public relations for MU Health Care, said.

Black Alchemy event highlights Black artists in Columbia

Sophia Anderson • May 7, 2023

Students and community members gathered in Traditions Plaza to showcase visual art, music and poetry.

Campus Dining Services workers present petitions for $15 hourly wage

Finnegan Belleau • May 4, 2023

The Mizzou Young Democratic Socialists of America and CDS employees collected more than 2,000 petitions, signed by students and CDS employees.

MU Horticulture Club expands community roots with plant sale

Paige Gerling • May 3, 2023

The MU Horticulture Club held a plant sale in Speaker’s Circle on April 26 as a fundraising effort. The plants sold were both donated and grown by the club. MU’s Horticulture Club held...