Man Eater
Serving as the independent student newspaper of the University of Missouri, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of campus news, local sports, and student life. It is historically notable for its role as a training ground for professional journalists and for its commitment to providing an unfiltered, student-led perspective on university affairs.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN COLUMBIA
The local print market is uniquely structured around a dual-daily system where a traditional commercial publication competes directly with a university-operated paper. Owned by Gannett, the Columbia Daily Tribune serves as the primary commercial daily for the region. It operates alongside the Columbia Missourian, a general-interest newspaper founded in 1908 and staffed by students at the Missouri School of Journalism. The collegiate community is additionally covered by the independent, student-run Man Eater. Paperboy lists 4 newspapers in Columbia.
MORE FROM COLUMBIA →Man Eater — Today’s Headlines
- COLUMN: Social media romanticizes burnout for the sake of academia
- Pi Kappa Alpha hosts sexual assault and harassment prevention training for members
- J-School discontinues London and Florence internship programs
- MSA Week informs student body of role of student government
- State officials present on campus for an Amendment 3 debate
- Artist Braiden Wade gives Black men their flowers
- Missouri volleyball defeats South Carolina and Georgia, extends win streak to five games
- Mizzou women’s tennis earns eight wins in most recent tournament
