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Student organization spreads positive energy on campus
Looking for a way to spread your positive vibes on campus? Well, look no further. Since September 2015, the Positive + Energy club at UMKC has been in the...
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Life after graduation: Advice from a soon-to-be graduate and UMKC alum
Dwelling on what life will look like after graduation is a common feeling for many college students, especially Belal Rhaimeh, a UMKC communication studies major set to graduate in...
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Navigating college as a student-parent
Senior Brittany Blockmon had no choice. Childcare for her daughter had fallen through, and she had no one else to turn to. Blockmon faced the same choice of many...
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Kansas City volleyball wins fifth in a row, falls to New Mexico State
The confident play of the Kansas City volleyball team led them to a sweep the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) last week for a fifth win in...
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Women’s basketball wins thrilling season-opener, drops first game of Preseason WNIT
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Men’s basketball dominates in home opener, falls against Oklahoma State
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Kansas City hosts WAC Cross Country Championships, Roos take home fifth and sixth
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Men’s soccer pitches shutout against California Baptist, will play for spot in WAC Tournament
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Celebrating women in STEM: Dr. Teresa Ubide
Volcanoes are one of the deadliest natural disasters, killing approximately 29,000 people since the 1980s. There are around 1,500 active volcanoes worldwide and many more below the ocean waves....
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Opinion: What does human trafficking look like in Kansas City?
Picture in your mind our city—all of it—the highways, parks, diverse neighborhoods, schools and businesses from Lees Summit to Olathe, KCK to the West Bottoms, Parkville to Shawnee, Westport...
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Roo Report – Investigative reporter for The Kansas City Star and Pulitzer Prize finalist Laura Bauer talks about her work as a journalist
In this episode, the Roo Report is joined by Laura Bauer. Laura has been with The Kansas City Star for 15 years as an investigative reporter. She specializes in...
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Everything Engineering – Search Engines: Why is Google the best?
Capturing the exciting world of engineering, one topic at a time! We talk about hot tech, upcoming industries and crazy science, breaking it down for curious learners, science lovers...
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Memories at Oaklawn
It had been over 60 years since Suzanne Pointon had seen the Oaklawn Estate when she returned to donate memorabilia to the Bloch School of Management earlier this month....
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UMKC University News: Chilean journalist and professor Pedro Reyes García talks to U-News about the 2019 Chilean protests (En Español)… https://t.co/qPLadx7f4B -
UMKC University News: Opinion: Does being an ally mean calling out your family at this holiday season? https://t.co/UWraQVxIGw https://t.co/enV9YeOaHQ
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UMKC University News: Roos share their dating app experiences https://t.co/1Hya1XGX0h https://t.co/mAY949SzbP
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The Big Search: UMKC students volunteer to find missing children
The Big Search KC, a nonprofit group that raises awareness for missing people through organized drives, found nine missing children and teens during the weekend of Oct. 19. “People...
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‘Harriet’ takes audiences on a spiritual journey
It’s been a long time comin’, but “Harriet” is finally here. Last week, director Kasi Lemmons premiered “Harriet,” the first Harriet Tubman biopic. Lemmons is known for directing the...
