A&E
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Napoleon takes over the Nelson-Atkins
There’s an old joke that Napoleon is short in stature, but at the Nelson-Atkins his presence is larger than life. The exhibition “Napoleon: Power and...
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Number One Magazine
We all have a lot on our minds, and sometimes the best way to make sense of it all is to just sit down and...
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KC Rep premiers classic “Of Mice and Men”
It’s a book we were all forced to read in high school. However, director Jason Chanos brings Jon Steinbeck’s 1937 classic novel to life in...
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Students discuss modern implications of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
With midterm election results fresh in their minds, students, professors and community members met on Wednesday for a book discussion about Margaret Atwood’s groundbreaking classic,...
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Jonathan Stalling opens Poetics of Invention at Miller Nichols Library
Poet, artist, scholar and inventor Jonathon Stalling opened his exhibition, Poetics of Invention, at the Miller Nichols Library earlier this month. The exhibition is Stalling’s...
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It Will Rock You (Mostly)
Making a movie about Queen is no easy task. How do you condense 30 years of incredible music and the story of Freddie Mercury, who over time has been...
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Kameron Sheffield on making music for film
Imagine getting the chance to make background music for a short film. That’s exactly what UMKC student Kameron Sheffield did, but he wouldn’t quite call his compositions “songs.” Sheffield...
