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Harlan the polar bear dog meets MU’s squirrels

Joseph Berglund • April 12, 2022

Check out this new comic!

Ellis Library hosts ‘Black health and Wellness’ exhibit until May 23

Andrea Merritt • April 7, 2022

The exhibit will feature a variety of aspects of wellness including social, political, mental and physical wellness

Changing up your home screen: students’ favorite apps

Abigail Henshaw • April 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.

LBC Executive Cabinet candidates showcase their plans ahead of election

Savvy Sleevar • March 19, 2022

Candidates for seven LBC Executive Cabinet positions shared their personalities, qualifications and future plans for the Black student government ahead of the election

Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller of ‘Show Me Mizzou’ win election for MSA president and vice president

Eden Harris • March 18, 2022

Students elected Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller of “Show Me Mizzou” as the next president and vice president of the Missouri Students Association. The pair won 69% of the campus-wide vote in their campaign against Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty of “Maximize Mizzou.”

Significant Statistics: Pi, Dye and More

Olivia Gyapong and Aisling Kerr • March 18, 2022

The Data section’s Significant Statistics column provides an update on the state of MU and the world in this edition, along with some fun numbers related to this week’s holidays

Speakers Circle ribbon sale shows solidarity with Ukraine

Olivia Mizelle • March 16, 2022

MU Senior Matthew Jansen organized a sale for the UN relief fund for Ukraine in the hope that other students will do all they can to help

Significant Statistics: The data download on fall ‘21

Olivia Gyapong and Aisling Kerr • March 14, 2022

The data section’s Significant Statistics column provides a review of the fall 2021 semester by the numbers.

Letter to the Editor: MSA campaign Maximize Mizzou addresses Maneater MSA editorial

Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty • March 14, 2022

Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty respond to the Maneater's editorial about their reluctant endorsement of Hole's and Daugherty's MSA campaign.

“Show Me Mizzou” and “Maximize Mizzou” slates go head-to-head in MSA debate

Emma Flannery and Savvy Sleevar • March 9, 2022

“Show Me Mizzou,” composed of Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller, and “Maximize Mizzou,” represented by Samantha Hole and Daniel Daughtery, presented their campaigns to an audience of students, faculty and staff during the pre-election debate.

Columbia residents hold second vigil in support of Ukraine

Dmitry Martirosov • March 9, 2022

As fighting between Russia and Ukraine continues, a crowd of impassioned protesters assembled last week in downtown Columbia for another vigil. The protesters focused on opposing the ongoing conflict and showing support for the people of Ukraine.

MSA holds referendum on whether ASUM fee should be permanent

Stephanie Meininger • March 6, 2022

Every four years, students can vote on whether or not to continue the ASUM fee. This year, however, students will decide for good whether the fee should stop sunsetting.