What began as a distant dream in March became a life-changing reality for team Mulinix Mayhem. After weeks of waiting and training along with nearly 18 hours in a plane, two siblings gave it their all...

At the University of Missouri, protest lives on backpacks and jackets. It is stitched into patches, clipped onto bags and stuck across laptops. A keffiyeh, a traditional Arab headdress often used as a...

The LGBTQ+ Policy Lab reported a total of $9.6 million lost in federal grants from the National Institutes of Health following recent changes in federal policy, effectively terminating three of the lab’s...

Whether on Instagram, Facebook or any other social media platform, Drake University shows off its achievements— be it the latest college ranking, a new academic program or a big win for one of the teams. That...

A jukebox with roughly 100 songs, a wall of bounced checks and a ceiling full of dollar bills. Students wouldn’t recognize it now, but this was Peggy’s Tavern back in the 90s. Amy Lies, a Drake alum...

Three months ago, Zoe Lazar had never practiced with a collegiate tennis team. Now, after an incredible turnaround, she’s starting as a freshman for the Missouri Tigers. It was November 2024 when Lazar...

The witty novel, “Left,” written by Texas A&M professor Paul McGrath ‘78, follows an extraterrestrial named Anton who gets left behind in Mississippi. The novel is not only the first of a trilogy...

Disclaimer: The opinions and statements expressed in this story are the reporter’s own and do not represent The Maneater as a publication. Since the 2025 presidential inauguration, the Trump administration...

Exhausted after a day of travel, battered with baseball-born bruises and in a packed car at 1 a.m., Hillary Oswald ‘18 and her father, Jerry House, saw in the rearview mirror what everyone dreads most:...

Hannah Watson, an artist and hairdresser, was rushing to meet her friend.  "I'm walking down the street and then his art stops me… his art stops me! And then I go, 'Wow, this is amazing!'... Then,...

The Trump administration's new Department of Government Efficiency, seeking to revamp the size of the federal government and conserve funds, has brought financial instability to some Easton food programs...

Carlos Castillo's style on the field doesn't tell the full story of his bumpy baseball journey. Although his road took many twists and turns with its fair share of bad hops, his path to Ferrum College...

On March 12, 2020, Claire Grunewald ‘20 sat in her night international affairs lecture, itching to get out. “We were all trying to tell our professor, ‘This is our last night of college, you...

On the fourth floor of Burk Hall, students work on plating dishes in the kitchen of the Vista Room while waiting for Chef Tim Shaw to call out when to serve the orders. The conversations of the guests...

This weekend, Drake Theatre Arts will present “Legally Blonde: The Musical” in the Performing Arts Hall. ‘What, like it’s hard?’ The musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2007, was adapted...

As vascular neurologists continued to throw questions at Kerry Pray, answering the doctors became increasingly difficult for her. Pray was trying her hardest to push out words in English. The words...

For more than 40 years, Fresno State fans have proudly called themselves the “Red Wave,” a passionate force always cheering in support of the Bulldogs. On Saturday, March 1, the man who started it...

Amongst a sea of cheering fans, the punches flew as blurs of red and blue. After hours of hard-fought rounds, only 10 boxers left Legends Event Center victorious. On Thursday night, the Aggie Boxing...

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced on March 14 that they are investigating 45 universities, including Vanderbilt, for their alleged violations of Title VI of the Civil...

When tragedies like COVID-19, Hurricane Harvey and the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks occurred, society turned to law enforcement and medical professionals. People relied on their expertise to help solve...

Draggieland 2025  occurred Thursday, March 27, in Rudder Theater. Six drag queens and one drag king competed for the coveted “Queen of Draggieland” title. Though the performance gathered an almost...

President Donald Trump’s administration recently announced an executive order closing the federal Department of Education to “provide children and their families an opportunity to escape a system that...

A powerful testament to resilience and survival came to Davidson College this March, as a group of former Syrian political prisoners-turned-musicians took center stage. From March 16 to 21, four of these...

In the heart of Music City emerges a new sensation within the world of combat sports. Armored MMA, commonly known as AMMA, combines the intensity of hand-to-hand combat with the thrill of medieval warfare....

Me llamo David Sebastián Castañeda Molina. Dah-veeth Sih-bah-stee-ahn KAHS-tah-NiEH-dah Mo-LEE-nah. And during my life, I’ve allowed everyone who didn’t know me from birth to call me differently....

President Donald Trump passed an executive order on Jan. 20 that halted the hiring of federal civilian employees, which has led to the elimination of some entry-level positions, many in the form of rescinded...

Sarah Diamond walked into Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) on Feb. 15 expecting a routine day of clinical rotations. Instead, the third-year nursing student found herself in a life-or-death situation,...

The Hustler spoke with undergraduate and graduate students who alleged that Vanderbilt is not doing enough to ensure accessibility for all students on and around campus. They claimed that care networks,...

The number of dead birds found on Hamline’s campus throughout the fall semester has been alarming to students, faculty and staff alike. What is causing so many to die on campus? A 2024 study conducted...

For Vianey Beas, a 20-year-old Fresno native and a child of immigrant parents, the current immigration situation is forcing her to be the main provider of her household, since her parents are not stably...

Approximately 250 students, faculty and local community members rallied at the Tennessee State Capitol on March 7 to protest against President Donald Trump’s executive orders to cut the federal workforce...

Every time graduate forward Henry Coleman III takes the court, he has a village standing behind him.  In a rented townhouse just shy of three miles from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, parents...

Haley Ferguson attended the March 4 joint session of Congress as one of First Lady Melania Trump’s special guests. A Middle Tennessee State University senior elementary education major, she represented...

Twenty-two-year-old Judith Feustle was hand-charting a patient’s temperature pulse and restoration with a ballpoint pen and paper, long before computers were incorporated into clinical settings. She...

Thousands of protestors flooded the Iowa Capitol over the course of the past week as House Bill 242, which removes discrimination protections for transgender Iowans, passed through the House, the Senate...

Students protested at Rudder Plaza on Wednesday to oppose the Trump administration’s immigration policies and demand that Texas A&M ensure immigrant students are protected. The protest, titled...

Sophomore Caroline Hill, an electric wheelchair user, was heading down the hill in front of her residence hall before her 9:30 a.m. class when her wheelchair lost traction on the ice. “I can feel the...

The University of Minnesota expelled a third-year Ph.D. student in January after he was accused of using generative artificial intelligence (AI) on an exam. He appears to be the first student expelled...

Graduate guard Wade Taylor IV let the tears flow. With his jersey hanging from the Reed Arena rafters after the final home game of his Texas A&M men’s basketball career, Taylor did the only thing...

As food prices rise, MTSU students struggle to pay for food and can turn to local farmers, such as the agriculture center on campus and their farmer’s markets. In the last year, food prices have risen...

The screams of a baby’s first cry fill the small, sterile room. The sound echoes in Katie Denton’s head, her mind flashing back to the birth of her own newborn eight years ago; a day that was picture...