All posts by Amelia Romine
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New Letters continues to impact campus and literary community
History is alive and well at UMKC, and its very own literary journal, New Letters, and the KCUR program companion, New Letters on the Air,...
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UMKC alumna performs for spellbound audience at “Curses and Charms”
“Dear sisters, no one will give you room to be radical.” UMKC alumna and poet Jen Harris, along with spoken word poet Emery Diercks and...
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Women’s History Month: Celebrating women of the past, present and future
The month of March is home to many things—St. Patrick’s Day, the beginning of spring and Mardi Gras are all notable celebrations that come to...
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Unicorn Theatre’s “The Humans” is a Thanksgiving family thriller
Thanksgiving is a stressful time for many families. The Unicorn Theatre’s production of “The Humans,” an original play by Stephen Karam, lays these these stressors...
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Good vibes only: Westport pop-up promotes fun
When most people think of Westport, they usually picture dive bars, crazy crowds and late-night clubbing. Courtney Callegari, however, is bringing a new type of...
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A cut above the rest: The University Barbershop
While UMKC offers many academic resources, lesser-known personal resources like the University Barber Shop often go overlooked. Run by hair stylist Tracy Knight, the barbershop...
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Swordfish Tom’s: A speakeasy with a love for poetry
Amelia Romine Stroll through the Crossroads Art district, and you’ll see many peculiar storefronts, coffee shops, art galleries and other locally owned businesses. Take a...
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Review: University Theatre Association presents ‘Romeo and Juliet’
UMKC Theatre’s performance of “Romeo and Juliet,” filled the classic tale of the two “star-crossed lovers”, with a different kind of wit, humor and tragedy....
