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As the semester gets off to its start and we begin to settle into a routine, it is very important to keep in mind some basic tips for taking care of yourself through the semester. These include activities to help you stay focused, healthy, and engaged with campus life. Keep reading for tips on practicing good hygiene, taking care of yourself, and what to do if you are sick. Continue reading 'Tips For Staying Healthy'»
With the holiday season comes lots of expenses- travel to and from home, nights out with old high school friends, gifts for family and friends, plus New Years’ celebrations! All of this spending can leave finances in a bind if we aren’t careful. But taking some time to budget for the semester can not only set your mind at ease, it can also save you some serious cash! If you “Google” the phrase “budgeting for college students” it comes up with approximately 1,1500,000 results. This can be an overwhelming amount of information! Here are a few tips to make managing your finances just a little bit easier than sifting through all those million-plus websites! Continue reading 'Keeping a Balanced Budget'»
If you’re looking to get involved, there are student organizations ranging from academic to religious to interest groups! Most organizations advertise their events with flyers around campus, and all are open to any UMKC student. Check some out and make some new friends with the same interests as you!
For those involved in organization leadership, it is important that the correct forms get turned in on time so that your organization can remain “active” under student involvement. For spring semester, the procedure is fairly simple. Continue reading 'Student Organization Info'»
Jan 14 – Feb 6, 2011
Spencer Theatre
Written & performed by Marc Wolf
After interviewing over 150 people over a three-year period on both sides of the government’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy regarding the rights of gay men and women to serve in the military, playwright/actor Marc Wolf has created a powerful, provocative performance that brings you face-to-face with every point of view about this controversial issue. As compelling as it is entertaining, Wolf’s celebrated, Obie Award-winning play has been acclaimed across the nation – and now finds its most important home in the American heartland.
Student tickets are $15. To purchase tickets, either visit their website or call the box office at 816-235-2700.
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