The Maneater recently conducted a small-scale survey of almost 200 students inquiring about students' opinions on government spending and spending cuts. We very well understand the statistical reputability...

The UM System Board of Curators’ decision last week to support an amendment to kill the possibility of a voting student curator disregarded years of students' fights for the cause. With Missouri’s...

In this world ever plagued by whispers of conspiracy and oppressive government authoritarianism, US Senators have recently added new fuel to the fires of antagonism. Lately, a bill has begun to re-circulate...

President Barack Obama's recent State of the Union Address was a centrist manifesto that offered everyone something to hate. Liberals bemoaned his plot to gut the federal government. The Conservative...

It was August of 2001 when my dad asked me to visit the new school he had been assigned to. My summer break was still in session, so I decided to join him. Later that day we arrived in downtown St. Louis...

In response to Taeler De Haes's Column 'Repeal the Job-Killing Bill'. President Barack Obama's health care bill is certain to animate discussions on constitutionality and spending. Florida Federal Judge...

The time has come for now-former Missouri Students Association president Tim Noce to hit the dusty trail and for his legacy as the leader of our student government to be evaluated. As we do each year,...

Last year, when "a folding error" caused the release of letters with students' Social Security numbers visible through plastic on the envelopes, we thought those behind the scenes would have gotten their...

As many readers know, Tuesday marks President Barack Obama's second State of the Union Address. Those who follow politics remember last year, when Rep. Joe Wilson, R-Sc., yelled at our president during...

The MU Libraries Undergraduate Research Paper Contest seeks to recognize and reward outstanding research conducted by undergraduate students at MU. Any undergraduate in any discipline is invited to enter...

The quality of our lives, is often reduced to, pluses and minuses. We hear, “I’m having a bad day” or “This is a good day.” Many times have I heard, “The more things change, the more they stay...