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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Board of Curators discusses possible tuition and supplemental fees increases

Andrew Withers, Zia Kelly April 27, 2017

Students may see a tuition increase and higher supplemental fees next year, according to a plan proposed at Thursday’s UM System Board of Curators meeting. Both resident and nonresident tuition rates...

Six books every college student should read

Hannah Simon April 26, 2017

The amount of books I have read this school year of my own choice is honestly sad. I used to pride myself on being both an avid reader and an avid television appreciator; now, I am just the latter. Despite...

Proposed MSA legislation calls for curators to allow guns on campus

Emily Gallion April 25, 2017

A bill that would ask the UM System Board of Curators to change the system’s Collected Rules and Regulations to allow guns on campus will go up for a vote in the Missouri Students Association Campus...

The secrets to getting started in yoga

April 25, 2017

Yoga could be those classes that your parents and all their friends used to take together, or the poses that you see on fitness Instagram pages. But what is it exactly? Is it meditation? Is it stretching?...

RHA speaker-elect hopes to increase collaboration between student governments

Andrew Withers April 25, 2017

RHA Speaker-elect of Congress Nathan Dare said that he’s always had a knack for the details. “I have a really profound passion for legislation,” Dare said. “I get to see what our money can do...

At Unbound Book Festival, Salman Rushdie blends truth and fiction

At Unbound Book Festival, Salman Rushdie blends truth and fiction

Jared Kaufman April 25, 2017

For Salman Rushdie, the most truthful stories come from fiction. Addressing a full crowd Friday in Jesse Auditorium, as the keynote speaker for the second annual Unbound Book Festival, the award-winning...

As MU searches for diversity, faculty of color face systemic discrimination

Magdaline Duncan April 25, 2017

Most semesters, associate professor Richard Callahan’s African-American religions class consists of about 30 students, 25 of whom are usually black women. As a white man, he said, it’s clear as soon...

How to exercise without really trying

Hannah Simon April 24, 2017

When your week gets busy with tests and projects, sometimes health and fitness are the last things on your mind. Running laps around the track at the Student Recreation Complex doesn’t really appeal...

MOVE’s guide to music festivals for summer 2017

Caroline Watkins April 24, 2017

We all know the feeling: It’s 11 p.m. on a Friday night, and you’re scrolling through social media, taking a break from studying for your tests. Whether you are watching celebrities’ Snapchat stories...

Four workout plans to get you comfortably calling yourself a ‘runner’

Nat Kaemmerer April 23, 2017

It can be tough to get into running, or to get back into it if you’ve been a runner before. Whether you’ve been running with no goal and want a training plan to get you on track, or you’ve never...

MU Remembers event honors students who died in the past year

MU Remembers event honors students who died in the past year

Sam Forbes April 22, 2017

MU faculty, staff and students gathered with friends and family Friday to remember students who died during the past year. MU Remembers, which takes place every year in Memorial Union, honors deceased...

Eating disorder clinic closes abruptly, leaves patients without care

Sam Forbes April 22, 2017

After an eating disorder treatment center closed March 3 with just five days notice, employees, patients and their families were left with few options. McCallum Place, which opened last year and offered...