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COLUMN: Dating apps are not the key to a successful, long-term relationship

Wuraola Layiwola • March 12, 2023

The online dating trend has taken over many college campuses. However, it does not seem to be achieving its stated purpose.

The Oscars choose films that progress the industry, but this standard eludes conservative commentators

Kyle Maki • March 12, 2023

As the culture wars have made a battleground of the Oscars, the Daily Wire continues to rely on lies to further their perspective.

Letter from the Editor: The Maneater says goodbye to the print edition

Anna Colletto • March 10, 2023

After 68 years as a printed publication, The Maneater will distribute its last regular print edition this May, turning toward a digitally-focused future of innovation and growth.

Letter to the Editor: Reimagine Mizzou — A Statement of Values

Reimagine Mizzou • March 8, 2023

Candidates Zeb Howell and Taylor McMahan provide insight into their campaign.

Education-related artificial intelligence poses threat to student learning

Tierney Kugel • February 28, 2023

While students make use of new education-related artificial intelligence technology, over reliance on this technology poses a threat to the development of communication and literacy skills that prove...

COLUMN: Venture capitalists should not have control of AI

Sterling Sewell • February 28, 2023

Open AI — the company behind ChatGPT and Dall-E 2 — has been hypocritical through theft and worker abuse.

Cupid’s arrow doesn’t have to hurt: Valentine’s Day reminds us to love

Hannah Schuh • February 16, 2023

Valentine’s Day isn’t just for romance — it’s a reminder for us all to tell each other we care. At its core, Valentine’s Day is a reminder of what many of us need: to tell our family...

AI-Art is a new kind of theft, shouldn’t be used in the classroom

Sterling Sewell • February 13, 2023

With the recent advent of AI-generated images, many artists are concerned about how these AI are trained and what this means for classroom use.

Conservative education bills indoctrinate students and censor information

Tierney Kugel • February 12, 2023

The conservative legislation circulating in the Missouri Senate censors education and promotes patriotism fosters an educational environment of indoctrination for young students. State lawmakers continue to ignore the concerns of teachers and prioritize their own political interests over the education of students.