Skip to Main Content
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Nerd Report: ‘Rogue One’ will be a different kind of ‘Star Wars’ movie

Nerd Report: ‘Rogue One’ will be a different kind of ‘Star Wars’ movie

Gabriela Velasquez April 7, 2016

“Star Wars Episode VIII” may not fly into our galaxy until December 2017, but fans of the galaxy far, far away now finally have new footage to obsess over. Directed by Gareth Edwards, “Rogue One”...

The Bridge offers space for education students to explore social justice

The Bridge offers space for education students to explore social justice

Megan Dollar April 7, 2016

As the campus conversation on diversity has continued to grow, the College of Education decided to create a space for their students to engage in conversations and expand their perspectives on social justice. In...

Make a MOVE this weekend

Katie Rosso April 7, 2016

####Movie “Batman vs. Superman” isn’t necessarily a good film, but it’s a must-see to be a part of the pop culture conversation surrounding the movie. The film shows Batman’s anguish at losing...

Four things we learned from Spike Lee’s ‘2 Fists Up’

Four things we learned from Spike Lee’s ‘2 Fists Up’

Thomas Oide April 7, 2016

When Spike Lee screens one of his movies for free, you watch. Lee’s film “2 Fists Up,” which tells the story of Concerned Student 1950 and the football team’s involvement with the protests in...

Five things you need to know before ‘2 Fists Up’ comes out

Five things you need to know before ‘2 Fists Up’ comes out

Amanda Battmer , Katie Rosso April 6, 2016

As Concerned Student 1950 marched through MU’s campus on March 7, director Spike Lee followed close behind filming video on his phone. This footage has become the basis for a documentary focusing on...

UM System presidential search forum comes to MU

UM System presidential search forum comes to MU

Claire Mitzel April 6, 2016

The UM System presidential search committee heard a variety of opinions about the desired experience and qualifications of the next system president during a public forum on campus Wednesday. Faculty,...

Treece elected mayor by 52 percent of votes

Treece elected mayor by 52 percent of votes

Raymond Rhatican April 5, 2016

On a windy and chilly Tuesday afternoon, students on campus made short walks to their designated polling places to cast votes in the Columbia general municipal election. Tuesday’s ballot included single...

Listen to This: Streaming-exclusive releases hurt both listeners and musicians

Listen to This: Streaming-exclusive releases hurt both listeners and musicians

Katherine White April 5, 2016

It’s been almost two months since Beyoncé blessed the world by dropping [“Formation”](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrCHz1gwzTo). Unfortunately for me and my fellow music lovers who don’t have...

Home roasted beans jazz up coffee scene

Home roasted beans jazz up coffee scene

Anna Maples April 5, 2016

Dry Fork Coffee, a new small business in Columbia, was borne not out of a need to make money but a need to save it. “I started a few years back looking at the budget trying to find ways to save money,”...

Kurt Vile talks new album, inspiration and experiences as a blue-collar worker

Kurt Vile talks new album, inspiration and experiences as a blue-collar worker

Grant Sharples April 5, 2016

Folk-rocker Kurt Vile is full of musical creativity and experience. The former guitarist of indie shoegaze band The War On Drugs recently released his sixth studio album “b’lieve i’m goin down…”...

Debate surrounding Thomas Jefferson statue continues

Debate surrounding Thomas Jefferson statue continues

Thomas Oide April 5, 2016

Months after students began talking about Thomas Jefferson’s legacy and the significance of his statue sitting on Francis Quadrangle, the debate about the statue’s racial implications isn’t going...