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The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
Hundreds of protesters stand outside the Boone County Courthouse just north of Jesse Hall on Saturday, Oct. 18 in Columbia, Mo. As the march concluded, protesters lingered on 8th St. cheering, connecting and signing petitions.
Columbia hosts ‘No Kings’ protest against Trump’s ‘authoritarianism’
Columbia residents joined millions nationwide in a peaceful demonstration opposing the Trump administration
October 19, 2025
News
Student run smoothie shop RUSHfuel opens in Student Center
Avery Sloyer, News Reporter • October 26, 2025

RUSHfuel is a healthy, student-run smoothie and açaí bowl shop that opened in the Student Center this...

Asian American Association puts on cAAArnival
Avery Sloyer, News Reporter • October 23, 2025

The Asian American Association put on cAAArnival, a halloween themed carnival event on Kuhlman Court...

Mizzou student creates ‘Care Cupboards’ for free menstrual products
Yule Yoon and Kate Shambo • October 20, 2025

A University of Missouri student is expanding access to free menstrual products through two “Care Cupboards”...

Sustain Mizzou encourages recycling at football tailgates
Hannah Halterman, Copy Editor & News Reporter • October 20, 2025

As University of Missouri and University of Alabama fans unpacked tents and coolers from their cars on...

MOVE
Jaye Trotter stands on the front porch of the Center Project house on Thursday Oct. 16 in Columbia, Mo. The Center Project is a converted house that serves as a resource center for the LGBTQ+ community in Mid-Missouri.
Coming out wasn’t a beginning for Jaye Trotter; it was coming home
Mikalah Owens, MOVE Digital Editor • October 23, 2025
Unclear communication from Mizzou leaves AAA straining to budget events
Unclear communication from Mizzou leaves AAA straining to budget events
Isabel Brauhn and Jamie Lu • October 18, 2025
Bailey Arceneaux visits Festival Organizer Tony Santos’s booth at the Missouri Vintage Fest on Sunday, Oct. 12 in Columbia, Mo. “The mall got really expensive… I started going to thrift stores and finding things that I liked… So that really inspired me to then think that maybe someone else would like something from the thrift store,” Santos said.
Columbia welcomes vintage sellers for the Missouri Vintage Fest
Hannah McDonough, News & MOVE Reporter • October 18, 2025
How Gen Z is using social media and anime to usher in a new era of anti-corruption movements across the world
How Gen Z is using social media and anime to usher in a new era of anti-corruption movements across the world
Jamie Lu, MOVE Reporter • October 16, 2025
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Sports
Missouri senior Hailey Chambliss dribbles the ball in a game against Illinois on Thursday, Sept. 4 at Audrey J. Walton Soccer Stadium in Columbia, Mo.
Hailey Chambliss’ miraculous comeback to the pitch was fueled by motherhood and legacy
Hailey Chambliss’ debut season with Mizzou runs far beyond the pitch
Jack Wislelogel, Sports Reporter • October 27, 2025
What four-star point guard Natalya Hodge brings to Mizzou women’s basketball
October 27, 2025

Four-star point guard Natalya Hodge committed to Mizzou’s 2026-27 women’s basketball roster....

Quarterback dilemma arises in Mizzou football’s 17-10 loss against Vanderbilt
October 26, 2025

College GameDay came to Nashville for No. 15 Missouri football's matchup with No. 10 Vanderbilt....

Kris Bubic was the Royals’ Ace in an inconsistent season
October 26, 2025

Kris Bubic is a name that a lot of baseball fans probably didn’t know before this season....

Missouri women’s golf places second in Rainbow Wahine Invitational
October 26, 2025

Missouri women’s golf finished its fall season at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational in Lihue,...

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Opinion
COLUMN: Society’s enablement of misinformation encourages polarization in US politics
COLUMN: Society’s enablement of misinformation encourages polarization in US politics
Ash Merenbloom, Opinions Editor • October 13, 2025

The polarity of the U.S. political atmosphere is nothing new. This divisiveness has become the new normal as Americans are not only politically...

COLUMN: RateMyProfessors works best as a guide, not as gospel
COLUMN: RateMyProfessors works best as a guide, not as gospel
Hunter Romans, Opinions Staffer • October 10, 2025

Each semester, several students follow the same procedure before they add classes to their cart: Google the course’s instructor, visit the...

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Bailey Arceneaux visits Festival Organizer Tony Santos’s booth at the Missouri Vintage Fest on Sunday, Oct. 12 in Columbia, Mo. “The mall got really expensive… I started going to thrift stores and finding things that I liked… So that really inspired me to then think that maybe someone else would like something from the thrift store,” Santos said.

Columbia welcomes vintage sellers for the Missouri Vintage Fest

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Triple Option l Positives and negatives from Mizzou football’s Week 8 game

Triple Option l Positives and negatives from Mizzou football’s Week 8 game

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Memorial Stadium north end zone construction takes a break for the football game against Massachusetts on Saturday, Sept. 27, in Columbia, Mo. The construction aims to further enclose the north end zone and add more seating to the stadium in celebration of 100 years since the game was first played there.

Faurot Field is on schedule to be fully renovated prior to the start of the 2026 season

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How Missouri native Luke Northweather will fare with the Tigers this season

How Missouri native Luke Northweather will fare with the Tigers this season

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Missouri safety Daylan Carnell, cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. and safety Jalen Catalon leave Alabama players behind after a successful play during Missouri’s game against Alabama on Saturday, Oct. 11 at Farout Field in Columbia, Mo. This was Missouri’s 18th consecutive sold-out game, tied with the record set in 1974-78.

Three takeaways from Missouri’s 23-17 win over Auburn

Videos
Columbia band Kittybobo auditions drummers to be a part of their lineup
Local band, Kittybobo, held a contest at Speakers Circle to find a drummer for their ensemble on Oct. 14
Braeden Perry, Copy Editor & Videographer • October 26, 2025
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