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The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

‘Challah for Hunger’ raises money for local food bank

‘Challah for Hunger’ raises money for local food bank

Rachel Phillips September 23, 2014

This fall, Mizzou Hillel began a new project aimed at helping the community called Challah for Hunger. The project’s goal is to raise money for the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri, headquartered...

Matthew Curry has the blues

Matthew Curry has the blues

Corin Cesaric September 23, 2014

Up-and-comer Matthew Curry is definitely someone to keep an eye on as he rises to the top of the music scene. At just 19, he has already made a name for himself by touring with The Steve Miller Band,...

New BEC handbook promotes competition, creativity

Waverly Colville September 23, 2014

The Board of Elections Commissioners handbook that passed last semester loosened regulations, encouraging more competition and creativity for the upcoming Missouri Students Association presidential election. Normally,...

Biscuits N Blues

Marilyn Haigh September 23, 2014

The Ozark Mountain Biscuit Co. has been bringing a gourmet twist to a Southern staple on the streets of Columbia for just over a year. The distinctive yellow truck can be seen all over town serving up...

ICYMI: What it takes to make a video go viral

Ellie Papadakis September 23, 2014

I’ve always pictured the vast tubes of the Interwebs like something from the time traveling scenes of “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure,” with terrible ‘80s graphics and all. So if the Internet...

Strange is the new delicious

Mariah Monks September 23, 2014

If there is one thing that is universally loved in this world, it may be the donut. Taking many leaps from the classic glazed style, Strange Donuts has been dazzling St. Louis for nearly a year with its...

Familiar but fun

Peter Timotijevic September 23, 2014

Here comes yet another dystopian movie based on yet another dystopian book. It kind of works out. “The Maze Runner,” using the same moniker as the book, takes a familiar look at the dystopian genre....

Brad ‘N’ Butter: Eating ‘Good and Cheap’

Brad Spudich September 23, 2014

A good, healthy meal is unfortunately a rarity for many college students. Money is scarce, grocery shopping gets overwhelming and Ramen is convenient. For the frugal shopper, it’s hard to avoid foods...

Climate activists march in Columbia

Climate activists march in Columbia

Derek Hawley September 22, 2014

More than 100 climate change activists gathered in Columbia on Sunday to march in support of environmental legislation. Blowing whistles and chanting “climate action now,” they paraded from the Boone...

Mulligan hired as new UM System chief of staff

Isabella Alves September 22, 2014

UM System announced Monday that Zora Mulligan has been hired to replace Bob Schwartz as chief of staff. Schwartz has also served as the [interim dean of the MU College of Engineering and the system’s...

School of Journalism announces $10 million donation

Isabella Alves September 19, 2014

The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation announced Friday a new donation of $10 million to the School of Journalism. The newest donation will be used to fund faculty endowments for salaries, research and fellowships. “We...

MU announces buyout plan for tenured, retirement eligible

Covey Eonyak Son September 19, 2014

MU announced Friday a voluntary buyout program that will allow tenured faculty who are retirement eligible to take a one-time payment to separate from the university. According to an [MU news release](http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2014/0919-mu-announces-voluntary-separation-program-for-tenured-faculty/)...