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COVID, monkeypox, self-defense classes: staying safe on campus this year

Emma Flannery • September 15, 2022

What’s the deal with COVID? Should we be worried about monkeypox? Can I take a self defense class? Here’s a quick safety breakdown with updates and important information to know.

The unique and unusual clubs of MU: How to get involved on campus

Abby Henshaw • September 15, 2022

Abigail Henshaw is a sophomore from Leawood, Kansas. She hopes to advise fellow students on everyday college questions.

Mizzou in Context: The Maneater’s top stories from last year

Zoe Homan • September 13, 2022

Five top stories reported on by The Maneater from last year that returning and new students should know.

Current Experiences of Racism in PHA

Shannon Worley & Ellie Lin • August 25, 2022

Two former Alpha Chi Omega members shed light on their experiences as Black women in the Panhellenic community.

Historically Racist Roots Inform Current PHA Practices

Shannon Worley & Camila Fowler • August 19, 2022

After exclusionary practices throughout its past, various individuals strive for greater acceptance within the Panhellenic Association community. For some, recent steps and initiatives have not gone far enough.

Lack of Racial Diversity Raises Concern within PHA

Camila Fowler & Shannon Worley • August 15, 2022

The lack of visible diversity in the 2022 Panhellenic Counselor reveal highlights issues of diverse representation within MU’s Panhellenic Association.

With Roe v. Wade overturned, Missouri bans legal abortion

Emma Flannery, Zoe Homan and Piper Mollins • June 25, 2022

Missouri is the first state to ban abortion in the wake of Supreme Court ruling. Here’s what you need to know.

The Maneater will be back in the Fall!

The Staff • June 24, 2022

All of our amazing reporters are on break for the Summer, but check back again in the Fall for more incredible stories

Reflecting on Ramadan: Muslim students create community away from home

Yasmeen Saadi • May 8, 2022

As the holy month of Ramadan comes to an end, Muslim students at MU reflect on transitioning to fasting in college and connecting with others in the community while away from their families.

Community members hold protest at Boone County Courthouse following Roe v. Wade leak

Alex Cox and Savvy Sleevar • May 8, 2022

Abortion-rights protesters held a rally at the Boone County Courthouse on Tuesday. The protest came the day after Politico published a leaked draft of a Supreme Court majority opinion suggesting it may overturn Roe v. Wade.

What A Ride: MU students reflect on school year

Bri Davis • May 4, 2022

Ask an “Eater” advice columns are written by Galena, a Fun and Games writer. Galena is a freshman journalism major with a minor in criminology/criminal justice. Send her anonymous questions using the form at the bottom of the page!

Nine things to know before your first year at college

Abigail Henshaw • May 4, 2022

Abigail Henshaw is a freshman from Leawood, Kansas. She is studying journalism and wants to focus on writing and reporting. Abby hopes to give advice to fellow students who might need it every once in a while through her columns.