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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

MU Visual Arts adapts to challenges of online learning

Annasofia Scheve May 1, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way that education is functioning across the world, presenting unique challenges for classes that rely heavily on in-person instruction. All MU classes were transitioned...

Asian Americans experience increased xenophobia, racism in light of coronavirus

Hannah Norton April 30, 2020

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Asian Americans have experienced a continuous uptick in xenophobia and violence. Xenophobia is the “fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything...

Local newsroom spotlight: Columbia Missourian makes changes to stay afloat during pandemic

Hannah Norton April 30, 2020

Usually home to a constantly busy newsroom, The Columbia Missourian has now gone almost completely remote. Editors and reporters work entirely from their homes while photographers shoot in the field, practicing...

Local newsroom spotlight: KOMU seniors continue to report amid COVID-19 crisis

Hannah Norton April 30, 2020

Before spring break, MU senior Nathalie Jones received a call from KOMU, asking her to become a core news reporter. Despite her surprise, the KOMU Sports reporter/anchor accepted the offer and is now working...

Emotional wounds come out in quarantine

Anna Watson April 30, 2020

Just the other day, I ate some Nature Valley granola I am fond of and went through unread messages while sitting on my bed. I was scrolling through Instagram direct messages, responding to professors’...

In defense of Instagram story trends

Anna Kochman April 30, 2020

It’s been about a month of lounging around at home social distancing, and social media is one of the only things that can temporarily ward off the boredom. You hop on Instagram and start scrolling through...

Amid pandemic, MU students struggle with mental health

Caitlin Danborn April 30, 2020

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, some MU students are struggling with mental health, brought on by isolation, online classes and other stressors. On a worldwide scale, experts have said isolation can lead...

Extension of remote learning into summer 2020 session affects faculty and students

Maggie Trovato April 30, 2020

With the ongoing spread of COVID-19, MU has decided to continue remote learning through the 2020 summer session. In an April 6 update, Provost Latha Ramchand said that classes in the summer term will...

Old favorite TV shows bring comfort during crisis

Chloe Konrad April 30, 2020

We’re now approaching the one-month mark of quarantine. Rumors of another month being tacked on to the end are being spread around social media and others are hopeful we have only a few more weeks. Regardless...

COVID-19 puts perspective on friendships: personal and virtual

Anna Watson April 30, 2020

A few weeks ago, my friends and I frolicked freely on the grassy Francis Quadrangle. The weather let us preview spring: a gleaming sun shone vibrantly upon our faces, the sky bright blue and beautiful...

International Human of Mizzou Vol. 3: International students share their experiences during COVID-19 pandemic

Adele Du April 28, 2020

####Ziwei “Vivian” Zhang#### Vivian is a senior studying strategic communication at MU. She came to MU in 2018 through a conjunct program between The Communication University of China and the MU School...

“The Witch Elm” offers spin on luck

Anna Watson April 27, 2020

In the murder mystery novel “The Witch Elm,” author Tana French conveys the darkness of crime and how ordinary people’s lives unravel in it. French is a highly regarded crime fiction writer. Her...