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The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
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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.
A man speaks into a microphone on stage as the background reads “Missouri Students Association presidential debate.”

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...

Jesse Hall in daylight.

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.  
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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
AEPi sign near the entrance of the fraternity house.

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.
The City of Columbia building during the day.

Columbia designated LGBTQ+ safe haven by city council

Sophia Anderson • February 25, 2024
On Feb. 19, Columbia City Council approved Bill 16-24, an ordinance designating Columbia as a safe haven for the LGBTQ+ community. 

MSA passes resolution standing in solidarity with UMKC following Kansas City shooting

Annie Goodykoontz • February 25, 2024
The Missouri Students Association passed Senate Bill 63-58 on Feb. 20, stating that the association stands with the University of Missouri-Kansas City following the recent shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade that left one dead and 22 injured. 
Columbia Municipal Court on a grey afternoon.

MU student pleads guilty to second degree property damage after damaging a display Shabbat table showing support for Israeli hostages

Sophia Anderson & Vivi Hirschfield • January 26, 2024
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, an MU student pled guilty to second degree property damage in Columbia Municipal Court for flipping a display table showing support for Israeli hostages in Speakers Circle in November 2023. 
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Columbia Ceasefire Coalition brings proclamation to city hall

Maya Dawson • January 24, 2024
At the Jan. 16 Columbia City Council meeting, members of the Columbia Ceasefire Coalition, a group of student and local organizations, addressed the city council.
Jesse Hall in daylight.

MU exempts student journalists as mandated reporters

Scout Hudson • January 17, 2024
The University of Missouri clarified its policy requiring all UM System employees to act as mandated reporters.
A cut out of a plane flies over a map of the United States with a trail of dotted lines behind it. The States are in various shades of green, as well as the background. The dotted line trail is exaggerated and full of many loops.

Skiplagging poses risks to travelers looking to save money on flights

Maya Dawson • December 7, 2023
Skiplagging is a practice which takes advantage of cheaper layover flights to give passengers discounts.
Homecoming king and queen smiling, holding yellow flowers and standing on Faurot Field.

MU 2023 Homecoming Court 

November 19, 2023
Josie Johnson and Christian Hall are MU’s 2023 Homecoming queen and king, respectively. MU’s 2023 homecoming court took their walk onto Faurot Field alongside their escorts during halftime of the Missouri Tigers vs. South Carolina Gamecocks football game on Saturday, October 21. 
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