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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...

Sustainability Office organizes week of events to raise environmental awareness

Regan Mertz • April 10, 2018

This week, Sustain Mizzou is hosting Sustainability Week in an effort to promote environmental awareness on campus. Several events are occurring throughout the week that are open to students such as an...

MizzouThon raises upward of $300,000 for pediatric patients

Lauren Wilcox • April 10, 2018

Hundreds of MU students danced for 13.1 hours in MizzouThon’s main event on Saturday to raise money FTK, or for the kids. This year’s grand total of $307,543.80 was up from last year’s $304,604.63. MizzouThon...

Top five takeaways from first MSA presidential debate

Skyler Rossi, Caitlyn Rosen • April 10, 2018

The Board of Elections Commissioners and Four Front held the first debate of the 2018 Missouri Students Association presidential election Monday in Bengal Lair. The two slates are Julia Wopata and Connor...

Mizzou Botanic Garden focuses on mission while preparing new landscape

Mariana Labbate • April 9, 2018

Have you ever noticed small signs under the trees or flowers on campus? Usually with scientific names displayed, these markers exist because MU’s campus is officially recognized as a botanical garden....

Wopata/McAteer slate makes bid in MSA presidential election

Mawa Iqbal • April 9, 2018

Junior computer science major Julia Wopata and junior business major Connor McAteer are the latest to throw their hats in the race for Missouri Students Association president and vice president, respectively....

Schmidt/Kahveci slate enters MSA presidential election

Caitlyn Rosen • April 9, 2018

Robert Schmidt and running mate Alp Kahveci are running for Missouri Students Association president and vice president, respectively. They are running under the slogan “Mizzou for You” and a platform...