All posts tagged "Front Page"
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Women’s basketball fights back in upset victory over Mizzou, 59-56
In a landmark victory for Kansas City Athletics, the women’s basketball team defeated the Missouri Tigers for the first time in 28 years last night,...
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New artist spotlight: Vaundy
Nineteen-year-old singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Vaundy wants to take over the world, and he’s not wasting any time. On his viral track “東京フラッシュ” or...
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New Artist Spotlight: Mattiel
“And in 20 years time will it all be mine, or will I wish that I could take it all back?” – “Keep the Change,”...
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Celebrating women in STEM: Dr. Chelsea Walton
When you hear the words “noncommutative algebra,” you’re probably not thinking, “Wow! That sounds like my dream job!” This special branch of mathematics examines how...
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UMKC professor develops new way for diabetics to receive insulin
Many people wince when they get their flu shot, but for the 30 million people in the US with diabetes, injections can be a daily...
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Q&A with men’s basketball player Jordan Giles
Kennedy Bright & Kayl Auch U-News sat down with senior forward Jordan Giles to discuss his life, his love for basketball and what it’s like...
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Athletics sees increase in ticket revenue, stagnant attendance following rebranding
When UMKC hired Dr. Brandon Martin as a new athletics director in December 2018, he was tasked with restructuring nearly the entire athletics department. Since...
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KCRep’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ is a wonderful way to spend the holidays—if you can afford it
I have been to many shows at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre (KCRep), but it was evident upon arriving to pick up my ticket that...
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From the editor: Five things to keep in mind while navigating your way through college
As I am now only days away from walking across the stage to receive my diploma, I cannot help but think about everything that helped...
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Students raise concerns over funding for student organizations
Amid a 20% budget cut to student organizations, group leaders have found it harder to get their annual budgets approved by the Student Government Association...
