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Photo Story: True/False Fest takes over Columbia

The Maneater Photo Staff • March 14, 2023

Maneater Photo staff showcases a variety of events held over the True/False Fest weekend, March 2-5, 2023.

True/False Fest Recap

Eric Kiekeben • March 12, 2023

The True/False Fest is one of Columbia’s most beloved traditions. Every year, the festival takes over downtown Columbia and patrons get a first look at new films coming out from all over the U.S. Multimedia reporter Eric Kiekeben takes us through the festival.

Two slates run for MSA presidency March 7-9

Olivia Mizelle and Sophie Rentschler • March 8, 2023

Each spring semester, the Missouri Students Association, holds an election to select the organization’s president and vice president. Our multimedia staff put together a video profile on the two slates.

A Secret Interstellar Treasure: Law’s Observatory

Sophia Rentschler • February 7, 2023

Open to the public on Wednesdays from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., Law's Observatory is a special and interactive opportunity to learn about our solar system and the history of astronomy. The observatory is one of the University of Missouri's hidden treasures, located on the 5th floor of the Physics Building.

James Webb Telescope data is evolving MU physics

Sophie Rentschler • November 19, 2022

MU physics and astronomy professor Haojing Yan is using innovative space technology to further advance the university's physics courses.

Homecoming at Mizzou

Lily Franck, Sophie Rentschler, Ainsley Carte • November 5, 2022

Mizzou Homecoming is the nation’s largest student run homecoming. Matthew Rothermich, a tri-director of Mizzou Homecoming’s Steering Committee, recaps the events of 2022’s Homecoming week.

Roots N Blues: Columbia’s annual music festival

Eric Kiekeben • October 20, 2022

Roots N Blues: A Reflection and Product of the Columbia Community

Lily Franck • October 18, 2022

The Roots ‘n Blues Festival is Columbia’s annual music festival in Stephens Lake Park. This year, the festival took place Oct. 7-9, featuring artists like Hippo Campus, Wilco and Bleachers. Listen to the perspective of various volunteers and guests at the festival.