The MU art community provided Columbia with varied student works over the 2018-2019 school year. Some of these works took years to fine tune and others won awards. Here are some of the most notable student...

MU community members gathered at Traditions Plaza, listening to campus employees sharing their stories about living on a wage that makes it difficult for them to make ends meet. These and other employees...

The Mizzou Student Suicide Prevention Coalition hosted their annual butterfly release on April 25 at Francis Quadrangle. Students could buy a butterfly to release for 5 dollars a piece, and all proceeds...

Winners of this year’s Picture of the Year International and College Photographer of the Year competitions met during the weekend of April 26 and 27 in Columbia. They came from different parts of the...

Students had the chance to play with colored powder at the Holi festival held by the Southeast Asian Student Association (SASA). The event took place on Saturday, April 27 at Rock Quarry Park and was open...

Campus Clash, a conservative forum, arrived at MU at Conservation Auditorium to promote the conservative presence both on the MU campus and university campuses nationwide. Charlie Kirk is the founder...

_This review contains spoilers for season eight, episode three of “Game of Thrones.” _ The first scenes of the Battle of Winterfell are dominated by silence and darkness. Thousands of soldiers, our...

_Abigail Ruhman is a freshman journalism major at MU. She is an opinion columnist who writes about student life, politics and social issues for The Maneater._ Lots of very patriotic Americans would do...

The Autism Speaks chapter at MU and the MU Thompson Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders have collaborated to raise awareness for autism and its complexities in honor of Autism Awareness Month. The...

Alexia Donovan and Cory Johnson will not be sworn into office as Residence Halls Association’s president and vice president until April 29, but that hasn’t stopped them from starting to address issues...