Mizzou Archives - Page 17 of 24

Student body in numbers: breaking down the everyday numbers

Alex Cox • April 27, 2022

Numbers in MU’s Student Body Profile answer common questions

2022 NCAA Championships sees Missouri swim and dive finish No. 25 after excelling in shorter events

Paige Gerling • April 10, 2022

The Missouri women’s and men’s swim and dive teams both placed No. 25 at the 2022 NCAA Championships on March 16-19 and March 23-26, respectively. Despite placing lower than last year’s championships, the Tigers received seven All-American honors and set two school records.

The Maneater’s April 2022 horoscopes

Ever Cole and Abby Stetina • April 10, 2022

Read the monthly horoscope to see what April has in store for each zodiac sign.

Missouri wrestling junior Brock Mauller reflects on how redshirting has benefited him this season

Izabelle Cool • March 25, 2022

Mauller grew into a dominant wrestler in his first couple years at Missouri and has worked on perfecting his wrestling to work toward wrestling after college.

From a meme to achieving a dream: Abby Uphoff’s road to success

Carrington Peavy • March 21, 2022

How a playwriting class put junior Abby Uphoff on the track to a regional win

Reigning Champions: Missouri wrestling brings the Big 12 title back to Columbia

Izabelle Cool • March 18, 2022

After two days of wrestling, Missouri was crowned the Big 12 champions and head coach Brian Smith was named Coach of the Year.

Letter to the Editor: MSA campaign Maximize Mizzou addresses Maneater MSA editorial

Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty • March 14, 2022

Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty respond to the Maneater's editorial about their reluctant endorsement of Hole's and Daugherty's MSA campaign.

Inaccessible COVID-19 testing enhances MU’s lack of transparency regarding the pandemic

Olivia Mizelle • March 13, 2022

MU students deserve accessible and easy COVID-19 testing, as well as open and transparent discussion from administrators regarding the pandemic.

Acorn shortage causes squirrel king to shut down food resources for citizens

Anna Maria Mikolajczak • March 11, 2022

King Scrap, the king of the squirrels has shut down the local nut pantry, squirrels are suspecting he is hiding all of the food for himself and in turn losing the trust in his people.

After a postponed season, Missouri head gymnastics coach Shannon Welker prepares the Tigers for a competitive season

Jayahna Buchanan • March 11, 2022

Shannon Welker discusses career preparations and what it takes to lead a team.

Show Me Mizzou is a voice for the students

Grace Miller • March 7, 2022

Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller proved their commitment to leading MU during Sunday’s MSA presidential debate.

Missouri Wrestling heads to Tulsa, Oklahoma to compete in the Big 12 Championships

Izabelle Cool • March 6, 2022

The Tigers were conference championships in 2012, and they look to win their 11th conference win between the Mid-American Conference and Big 12 Conference.