What has happened at MU and in Columbia this week? Are you an avid reader of The Maneater, or do you get your news from somewhere else, or both? Test your knowledge here to find out how attuned you are...

It’s a common occurrence in music for sounds to refilter themselves through different eras and artists. Every artist is inspired in some way by older music. It’s probable that many indie rock bands...

Awards season is the happiest time of year for the avid cinephile. Unfortunately, the Oscars mark the end of awards season, and the Feb. 26 ceremony is fast-approaching. But a host of promising films are...

Pro-life demonstrators filled the Capitol building and sidewalks around downtown Jefferson City on Saturday for the annual Midwest March for Life. Before the start of the march, senior Kristen Wood, president...

The League of Women Voters held its biggest town hall in recent history on Thursday evening to discuss legislative priorities and ask questions to Missouri state legislators. Legislators in attendance...

When Harrison Kim started working at MU in 2014, he and Sheena Chestnut Greitens, an assistant professor, immediately began talking about founding an institute to support and highlight the research MU...

Writing a resume is like having a conversation with an overachiever — the white void of a Word document can make you question the purpose of your existence. Similarly, going to a job interview can bring...

Being in college is such an odd time in life. You’ve passed through childhood and made it through adolescence unscathed, but are you all grown up yet? The fact is, most of us live in the awkward space...

A week after President Donald Trump’s inauguration and six days after the Women’s March, crowds of people gathered again in Washington, D.C., for the March for Life on Friday. The March for Life is...