All posts tagged "Front Page"
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Tip your caps to ‘An Italian Straw Hat’
“An Italian Straw Hat” is making its way onto UMKC stages later this month, and you’d better start preparing your sides for splitting now. The...
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Student-athlete spotlight: men’s soccer player Mikhail McComie
Deciding which sport to play wasn’t a hard choice for Mikhail McComie, a freshman forward on the Kansas City men’s soccer team. His father and...
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Republicans are leading Missouri towards a budget crisis, and there’s little they can do to stop it
As talks begin over funding Missouri’s numerous government agencies, expect the same false dichotomy that surfaces every legislative session to rear its head once more....
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GLAMA celebrates 10 years of service
The histories of the LGBTQIA+ community are one of the most at risk of becoming lost to time, but thanks to the Gay and Lesbian...
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UMKC student-athletes react to California’s Fair Pay to Play Act
California passed the Fair Pay to Play Act last month, allowing collegiate athletes to be paid based off their name and image. The law directly...
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The diverse student experiences at UMKC
Last year, Chancellor Agrawal unveiled a 60-page, 10-year strategic plan intended to grow and improve UMKC. The first pillar, “Provide exceptional student learning, success and...
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‘El Camino:’ a well-crafted but unnecessary epilogue
This review can’t really function without spoiling the ending of “Breaking Bad,” so if you’re one of the three people in the world who still...
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Students get their ‘game on’ at ‘Nintendo Switch: Together Tour’
If you had the chance to relive your best childhood memories, would you take it? Last week, video game company Nintendo hosted a two-day event...
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Annual Crime and Fire Safety Report finds increase in sexual assaults, decrease in liquor, drug violations
UMKC Police released its annual crime and fire safety report, finding an increase in sexual assaults from recent years. In 2018, there were nine reported...
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Celebrating women in STEM: Juliana Rotich
Imagine using your skills to prevent violence, increase freedom of information and change the world. That’s the legacy of the amazing Juliana Rotich. After graduating...
