Mark Hinojosa, a journalist, associate professor and loving father, died Feb. 21 after battling cancer for eight years. Although he may not still be around, his legacy will remain for a very long time. Before...

Stunningly crafted, exquisitely detailed and unequivocally elegant, art collector Douglas Dawson’s curated selection of historic vessels mesmerizes potters and connoisseurs alike, according to Ceramics...

The Chancellor’s Art Showcase is a rare opportunity to experience an intersection of the arts across all fronts. On Feb. 28, students from across all schools of art at MU came together to show off their...

Korea-born American pianist Min Kwon visited the MU School of Music to perform classical pieces by Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert. The composers of these pieces have all drawn inspiration...

With a 39% on Rotten Tomatoes, an even lower audience score and scathing reviews from other critics, it was difficult to keep an open mind about “Downhill” as I entered the nearly-empty theater at...

Four years ago, during a late summer night in early August, I walked out of Forum 8 theater, disappointed. “Suicide Squad” had been one of the most hyped-up films in the DC Extended Universe after...

MU 3D Printing Club members do not just make toys and trinkets, they use their knowledge to help the disabled and other vulnerable communities. The club recently completed a three-dimensional map of the...

Netflix tried really hard to produce a reality TV show. In the new series “Love Is Blind,” cameras follow 30 singles as they embark on a totally unconventional journey to seek love. Despite fancy furniture...

In light of the upcoming referendum on [the future of student media](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/campus/press-release-vote-to-keep-the-maneater-alive), Maneater alumni share the importance of student...