News
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Lecture illuminates connection between U.S. National Security, climate change
By Victoria Gomez Distinguished professor of government and public policy Col. Lawrence Wilkerson spoke on Thursday, April 5, about U.S. National Security and climate change....
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Conservatory choir sings to benefit local non-profit
UMKC Conservatory’s concert choir performed on Tuesday evening, at a benefit concert with proceeds going to Kansas City’s Operation Breakthrough. Operation Breakthrough is one Kansas...
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UMKC School of Law mulls over potential candidates for dean position
The candidate evaluations to choose the next dean for UMKC School of Law have come to close. Law professors turned in their personal evaluations during...
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Delta Zeta spurs conversation on sexual violence
While the rate of sexual harassment on college campuses continues to grow, such issues often seem too risky for administration to address. Students and staff...
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Dean of Students candidate pitches possible role at UMKC
On Friday afternoon, Dean of Students candidate Sandra Miles, one of a few potential applicants, did her utmost to impress. She attempted to portray herself...
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India within America
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art allowed the local population to travel across the world on April 15, without even needing a passport. The event, “Passport to India”, was put...
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After two wins Friday, Softball falls to CSU Bakersfield
After a decent performance on Friday, winning both games in doubleheader against CSU Bakersfield, UMKC was unable to carry the momentum into Saturday for a third game against the...
Women’s Soccer cruises through Jewell
Evan Pilkington The UMKC Women’s soccer teamed cruised to another win on Sunday at home against William Jewell. Despite some rainy conditions earlier in the day, the game stayed...
