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MU’s Legacy Walk and Traditions Plaza allow alumni to etch themselves into campus history

Chase Pray • October 19, 2024

Brick walkways that were founded by the Alumni Association give alumni a way to honor themselves or family alumnus on campus. The “Mizzou Legacy Walk” stretches from the sidewalk to the...

Columbia residents raise awareness for the climate at the 2024 vote for climate rally

Erin Hynes • October 5, 2024

The Mid-Missouri Peaceworks hosted a climate rally and walk to encourage voters to consider climate action in their voting decisions. The Walk for Climate rally was held on Sunday, Sept....

MU removes division of inclusion, diversity and equity

Maya Dawson • August 7, 2024

All programs previously under the division will be moved under other departments, a decision that has faced wide backlash from students The Division of Inclusion, Diversity and Equity at...

Student organizations hold emergency protest in solidarity with Palestinians and student protestors

Sophia Anderson • May 1, 2024

On Monday, Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine co-hosted an emergency protest and walkout with six other MU student organizations to show solidarity for people in Gaza and other student protestors who have been arrested on their university campuses in the last week.

Columbia residents call for the revocation of a Pictures of the Year International award

Fletcher Mantooth • April 22, 2024

On Friday, April 5, Columbia community members commemorating the life of Shani Louk gathered outside of the Reynolds Journalism Institute to protest an award given by Pictures of the Year International to an image depicting the body of Israeli-German dual-citizen Louk face-down in the bed of a moving pickup truck with Hamas fighters standing above her.

MU and Delta Chi offer support after police find Riley Strain’s body

Jacob Miklas and Maya Dawson • April 3, 2024

After a two week search, officials have located and recovered MU senior Riley Strain’s body from the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee.

Photo Story: Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine maintains weekly protests on March 16

Yi Gao • April 2, 2024

Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine continue weekly march throughout downtown Columbia Protesters chant, “Peace we are fighting for. Free people, free land,” on Saturday, March 16,...

All In 4 Mizzou wins election for MSA President and Vice-President

Eric Hughes and Maya Dawson • March 8, 2024

Receiving 276 more votes than the opposing slate, President-elect Clay Van Eaton and Vice-President-elect Emily Brockmann will lead the Missouri Students Association beginning April 3. This wraps up three days of voting and a three-week campaign period.

MSA presidential slates debate ahead of election

Fletcher Mantooth, Eric Hughes, Jacob Miklas and Maya Dawson • March 5, 2024

The Maneater breaks down the MSA presidential debate where slates Revive the Roar and All in 4 Mizzou were asked moderator and audience questions. The candidates running for Missouri...

The Maneater’s guide to voting in the 2024 MSA presidential election

Genevieve Smith & Sam Barrett • March 4, 2024

Two slates, All in 4 Mizzou and Revive the Roar, are running for MSA President and Vice President. All students can cast their vote from March 5 through March 7.

Photo Story: Protests for ceasefire in Gaza continue through True/False

Hannah Schuh and Ren Ohlmeier • March 3, 2024

Missouri Students for Justice in Palestine members watched a Palestinian True/False documentary before their weekly march to City Hall

Mun Choi approves university funds for MUPD security at Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house

Annie Goldman & Genevieve Smith • February 29, 2024

In Oct. 2023, Mun Choi, UM System president and MU chancellor, authorized $1,170 of university funds to pay for MUPD security for the Mu Deuteron chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi at MU following the theft of an Israeli flag from the exterior of its fraternity house.