All posts by Kennedy Bright
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Kansas City men’s golf looks to build off postseason success
Men’s golf has been on a steady rise for Kansas City Athletics, due in part to a strong, consistent core of players. “Our coach has...
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Kansas City Athletics returning to Summit League
Kansas City Athletics will be leaving the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) to rejoin the Summit League, beginning with the 2020-2021 school year. The Roos will...
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UMKC athletic department rebrands, debuts new logo
UMKC’s athletic department is now officially known as Kansas City Athletics. For the department, the name change was about sending a message to Kansas Citians...
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Transfer or stay?|Men’s basketball players weigh their options
To stay or not to stay When college athletes commit to a school, they’re not only committing to the sports program, but also to their...
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Debunking 10 myths for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
During her time in college, 1 in 5 women will be sexually assaulted and 1 in 33 men will also be sexually assaulted. Sexual assault...
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How TAASU’s legacy lives on 50 years later
1968 was a turbulent year in the United States, particularly following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. While the fight to keep the dream...
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How to stay healthy throughout the semester
With below-freezing weather and the stress of a new semester, UMKC students should know how to stay healthy and what resources are available on campus...
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Players come off the bench to help in overtime win against GCU
UMKC’s bench played a key role in snapping a three-game losing streak and defeating conference opponent Grand Canyon 87-75 in overtime Feb. 14 at Swinney...
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Roos come up short in battle for first place
In a battle for first place in the WAC, the UMKC women’s basketball team came up short on Thursday, Jan. 31 against New Mexico State,...
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Women’s basketball suffers second consecutive conference loss
The UMKC women’s basketball team lost its second consecutive conference game to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley on Saturday, Feb. 2, falling 75-56...
