The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater
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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.
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Utilizing her leadership to inspire others, Hayley Frank makes history in Missouri women’s basketball as she becomes the 39th member to reach the 1,000 career point mark

Elizabeth Trower • February 25, 2022
Hayley Frank is making her name known in the Missouri history books by exemplifying leadership skills that are an inspiration to young athletes
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Show Me the Issues: “Maximize Mizzou” on administration communication

Savvy Sleevar • February 25, 2022
Samantha Hole and Daniel Daugherty’s MSA campaign contends with four key issues impacting the university. The MU juniors explained their stances on each issue and discussed what it will take to accomplish their goals if they clinch the March 7 election.
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 Show me the issues: ‘Show Me Mizzou’ on student resources

Emma Flannery • February 25, 2022
Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller’s MSA campaign, “Show Me Mizzou,” is driven by four key ideas: student unity, student safety, student resources and communication from administration. Mendoza and Miller sat down with Emma Flannery, news reporter at The Maneater, to discuss their campaign’s stances on each issue, as well as the goals they have as potential MSA president and vice president.
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Missouri men and women place seventh and ninth, respectively, in SEC Swimming and Diving Championships

Paige Gerling • February 25, 2022
On Feb. 15 through Feb. 19, the Missouri men and women’s swim and dive teams competed in the SEC Swimming and Diving Championships before heading to the NCAA Championships in March. Missouri performed strongest in the shorter distance events throughout the competition.
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Show me the issues: ‘Show Me Mizzou’ on student safety

Emma Flannery • February 23, 2022
Josiah Mendoza and Molly Miller’s MSA campaign, “Show Me Mizzou,” is driven by four key ideas: student unity, student safety, student resources and communication from administration. Mendoza and Miller sat down with Emma Flannery, news reporter at The Maneater, to discuss their campaign’s stances on each issue, as well as the goals they have as potential MSA president and vice president.
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A tough loss: Missouri falls 17-16 against Iowa State in the last match of the season

Izabelle Cool • February 23, 2022
Despite later victories in the match, Missouri wrestling still fell short to the Cyclones, Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022
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Swim and dive pushes through January as championship season nears

Paige Gerling • February 22, 2022
The Tigers had a busy January ahead of the SEC and NCAA Championships, including several broken records and victories
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Five players finish in double digits as Missouri completes the season sweep of Ole Miss

Griffin Been • February 22, 2022
Behind five different players with 13 or more points and 15 assists as a team, the Tigers improved to 4-7 in the SEC and 11th in the conference on Saturday
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Students to pioneers, Southwest Tigers face the winter weather on their way to classes

Yasha Mikolajczak • February 21, 2022
Over 1,000 of MU’s students prepare themselves with mountains of jackets and layers upon layers of clothes to stay warm as they head to classes. How do they do it in this frigid weather?
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Be a pro at traveling this spring break

Abigail Henshaw • February 20, 2022
Abigail Henshaw is a freshman from Leawood, Kansas. Abby is studying journalism and wants to focus on writing and reporting. She hopes to give advice to fellow students who might need it every once in a while through her columns.
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5-foot-6 sophomore guard Mama Dembele demonstrates solid defense and quick execution for Missouri women’s basketball against Arkansas

Elizabeth Trower • February 18, 2022
Dembele earned a season-high of 17 points, eight of which came in the first quarter. The Tigers still fell short, losing to Arkansas 88-71 on Feb. 13
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