February Edition Archives - Page 2 of 2

CPRB member announces resignation at city council meeting

Shane LaGesse • February 7, 2023

Laura Gutiérrez Pérez said the ordinance establishing the Columbia Citizens Police Review board lacked the faculties and support to carry out its mission yesterday.

Be your own valentine in 2023

Sarah Moura • February 7, 2023

February has begun, meaning the holiday to celebrate love is also here. What to do if this year you find yourself without a valentine? Here are some ideas on how to have fun through the holiday!

Renowned pianist Elio Villafranca performs the music of Chick Corea with an all-star band

Sterling Sewell • February 7, 2023

“Chick Corea Afro Caribbean Experience” brings Elio Villafranca and his all-star band closer to their roots.

Despite a late run, Missouri women’s basketball falls short in loss to Georgia

Zach Sweet • February 5, 2023

Poor shooting proved costly for the Tigers, who allowed the Bulldogs to gain an early lead in the second quarter, as they suffered their fifth consecutive loss.

The Maneater’s February Horoscope

Bri Davis • February 5, 2023

The moment we’ve all been waiting for… horoscope time! Read on to see what February has in store for you.

For the first time in years, it felt like the movies were officially back. The COVID-19 pandemic saw a drastic shift in the film industry, but audiences returned to the theaters in bunches in 2022, where a wide variety of films have released.

Sustain Mizzou features speakers from The Food Bank and Tiger Pantry

Briana Iordan • February 3, 2023

Sustain Mizzou’s general meeting discussed issues of food insecurity and food waste to help students get involved in increasing sustainability at MU.

Poem: “A time for love”

Bri Davis • February 2, 2023

Here’s a poem about those different types of love in the world. Feel the warmth and get ready to share with others.

Universities must abandon legacy admission privilege

Tierney Kugel • January 31, 2023

Legacy admissions are a highly problematic practice in college admissions, and as conversations about the abolition of affirmative action surface, we must advocate for the abandonment of legacy consideration.

Ron Lykins’ lasting impact on Mizzou Wheelchair Basketball

Matt Guzman • December 7, 2022

The MizzouRec dedicated court in honor of the NWBA’s winningest coach Ron Lykins. Holding the record for most wins in program history, Lykins plans to continue coaching at MU after retiring from Paralympic coaching.