Associate religious studies professor Rabia Gregory recently received a $30,000 grant from the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion to develop a program geared toward improving...

Fans of indie rock’s resident pessimists The National have been waiting for new music from the group since its 2013 critically acclaimed album _Trouble Will Find Me._ The band finally released its anticipated...

Gene Allen Smith, Texas Christian University’s Center for Texas Studies director, gave a lecture on Missouri’s history with the Louisiana Purchase to an intimate audience at the MU Kinder Institute...

The Chicago-based indie-rock trio Ohmme played an incredible and intimate set at Café Berlin on Thursday night. Though Ohmme only released its first EP in June, its unique sound and discordant harmonies...

MU’s club Quidditch team faces the new season with optimism. Quidditch is a co-ed, full-contact club sport similar to a combination of rugby and dodgeball loosely based on the game from the _Harry Potter_...

Nathan Wright revels in escape, and the 21-year-old filmmaker produces stories that allow his audience to do just that. With his use of lights, colored deep blue and hazy purple, and his way of manipulating...

Businesses on campus are suffering after changes to student charge and affordability initiatives were introduced this semester. The Office of Cashiers [announced](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2017/6/22/student-charge-will-be-limited-fall/)...

MU law student Paul Wade has served his country through the U.S. military for much of his life. This summer, he was recognized for his service, leadership and impact on the community when he was awarded...

In response to the news that former St. Louis police officer Jason Stockley was found not guilty of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the shooting death of Anthony Lamar Smith after a police...