“What should we _do_ today?” Last month, my friends and I often found ourselves wondering what exactly we would do on the weekends. When it’s winter in Columbia, staying in and away from the snow...

After working on a recall effort with Columbia City Council, senior Jake Loft entered the race against seven others to replace former First Ward Councilwoman Ginny Chadwick. Loft, who came to MU from...

I’m sad to report that I’ve had an extremely boring week. Rather than filling my column with ramblings about my lackluster days, one of my wonderful flatmates and fellow journalism students will be...

Freshman Amy Wasowicz decided to get involved with the Missouri Students Association after being [struck by a car in January](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2015/2/4/after-three-accidents-one-day-mus-pedestrian-safet/). “At...

Chad Phillips, a 21-year-old senior with experience working at the city level for the Missouri Students Association, filed to run for the position of a write-in candidate last Wednesday in the upcoming...

According to the Kansas/Missouri Branch of The International Dyslexia Association, 70 to 80 percent of people with poor reading skills are likely dyslexic. One in five students, or 15 to 20 percent of...

Six First Ward candidates for Columbia City Council fielded questions at a forum Thursday night addressing downtown development and infrastructure. The candidates, ranging from two pastors, to a lawyer,...

Across the nation, more and more laws regarding the use of cannabis are being created. In 2012, the enactment of Colorado Amendment 64, concerning the recreational use of cannabis, allowed adults aged...

When Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin assumed office on Feb. 1, 2014, MU’s campus climate was temperate, if not benign. Michael Brown was still alive and race relations had not yet grasped this campus’...