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3D Printing Club helps others while improving members’ skills

Wicker Perlis • March 1, 2020

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...

How Netflix’s ‘Love Is Blind’ makes you not want to love

Anna Watson • March 1, 2020

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...

Maneater alumni testimonials Vol. 2: The Maneater is messy, beloved, difficult, incredible and absolutely necessary for Mizzou

Maureen Dunne • March 1, 2020

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...

NAACP Image Awards recognizes dedicated MU students, faculty

Catherine Polo • March 1, 2020

As the sun set over Memorial Student Union, Stotler Lounge filled with attendees for the MU student chapter of NAACP for its annual Image Awards. The event, held on Feb. 17, gave recognition to many deserving...

Feminist Student Union hosts sex work discussion

Grace Noble • February 26, 2020

On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Feminist Student Union met to discuss sex work and the different stigmas that surround it. While not all of the people present chose to speak, the ones who did participate in the...

College of Education study shows 94% of middle school teachers highly stressed

Leah Vredenbregt • February 26, 2020

A recent study from the College of Education shows that 94% of middle school teachers face high levels of stress, which can have negative effects on students. The study, “Profiles of middle school teacher...

Anthony Tretter and Kara Hjerstedt look to lead MSA with their More For Mizzou platform

Joy Mazur • February 26, 2020

In the MSA presidential debate hosted by The Maneater on Thursday, Feb. 20, three slates lined up to present their platforms to a room full of students. Anthony Tretter and Kara Hjerstedt detailed their...

Campaign Tradition for Tomorrow focuses on revamping MU’s traditions to be more inclusive

Mikaela Schlueter • February 26, 2020

Trey Cook and Alaina Vacante are running for Missouri Students Association’s president and vice president under their campaign banner Tradition for Tomorrow. On Feb. 20, The Maneater hosted a debate...

MSA discusses final plans before the new administration takes over

Mikaela Schlueter • February 26, 2020

With only a month left in the current administration, Missouri Students Association is working on finalizing plans to make the shift to the new administration as smooth as possible. While there is a large...

Step Forward Mizzou ends campaign in MSA presidential race

Caitlin Danborn • February 26, 2020

Omobude Eke and AJ Fisher of the Step Forward Mizzou campaign have ended their campaign for president and vice president of the Missouri Students Association. Although the two participated in the debate...

STRIPES, Tiger Pantry, Truman’s Closet will soon relocate to on-campus location

Ben Scott • February 26, 2020

The Missouri Student Association’s three three auxiliary organizations —STRIPES, Tiger Pantry and Truman’s Closet — will relocate to the Hitt Street Parking Structure. MSA is taking over an unused...

Three Curator’s Distinguished Professor award winners talk about their careers

Wicker Perlis • February 25, 2020

MU has awarded seven professors from across different fields of study with the Curator’s Distinguished Professor award. The award was established in 1968 and is given out by the Office of Academic Affairs. “These...