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The Weeknd has returned with his fourth studio album, “After Hours”.

Billie Huang • April 19, 2020

There are some artists who are hard to admire. Not necessarily because their music is lacking or inconsistent, but rather because of the artists themselves. They choose to be enigmatic, shrouded personalities...

Volunteers in Department of Textile and Apparel Management help with MU Health Care face mask project

Maggie Trovato • April 18, 2020

It took two weeks for a group of nine MU graduate students and instructors in the Department of Textile and Apparel Management to cut the fabric for 37,750 face mask kits, which are being handed out by...

Influencers on campus gain valuable career skills through brand marketing

Lucy Caile • April 16, 2020

As the Coronavirus pandemic has kept people inside, people spend more time on social media keeping up with various influencers. Though many have returned home, MU holds its own share of influencers who...

Comparing quarantine activities creates new problem during pandemic

Chloe Konrad • April 15, 2020

A few months ago, I never thought I’d worry about what would happen when I went to the grocery store. Everyone is worried — well, everyone should be. There is so much to be concerned about. Our relatives,...

Phoebe Bridgers gives intimate Instagram Live concert ahead of incoming sophomore album “Punisher”

Tony Madden • April 15, 2020

Phoebe Bridgers offered a sense of comfort — one more than welcome in times of pandemic-incited uncertainty — in her signature witty and effortless fashion in an Instagram Live concert via Pitchfork...

MU shifts recruitment efforts during COVID-19 outbreak

Alex Espinda • April 14, 2020

Due to COVID-19, MU recently adapted its approach to recruitment of prospective students for the fall 2020 semester to accommodate public health concerns. In a recent survey of 487 high school seniors,...

Bust your boredom with these funny Twitter accounts

Anna Kochman • April 13, 2020

During this strange period of time we’ve entered, it’s difficult to escape the feelings of isolation and nihilism that seem to pervade society and the Internet right now. When the media has nothing...

Bingeing Through Quarantine: Week 1 with ‘Tiger King’

Chloe Konrad • April 13, 2020

It was Dec. 31, 2019. The year was great for some, and for others … not so much. But we all waited, hopeful for a great new year. 2020! A new decade! There was so much it could bring us. World Peace!...

2020 RJI Potter Digital Ambassadors work with small-town newsrooms

Jessica Fitzgerald • April 13, 2020

One of the opportunities the MU School of Journalism Reynolds Journalism Institute is to be a part of the Potter Digital Ambassador program. For the past three years, the institute has given the opportunity...

MU Venture Club creates community for students who love outdoors

Angelina Edwards • April 13, 2020

Many people assume that there aren’t many opportunities for adventure in mid-Missouri. MU Venture Club strives to convince students otherwise. MU Venture Club is an organization on campus that encourages...

Letter from the editors: The Maneater will publish online for the duration of the semester

April 2, 2020

Dear readers, COVID-19 has presented our world with many unexpected challenges. We have felt these challenges at The Maneater, at MU and within all of our home communities. Since the UM System announcement...

UPDATED: Chancellor Alexander Cartwright to leave MU, UM System President Mun Choi to take over

Alex Fulton • March 20, 2020

In an email sent out on March 26 Julia Brncic, chair of the University of Missouri Board of Curators, announced that UM System President Mun Choi will serve as interim chancellor at MU. The Board of Curators...