All posts tagged "Front Page"
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Roos Recommend
Alex Williams, a UMKC senior Music Composition major recommends his current favorite movie, TV series, composer and book to check out. Movie The last movie...
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Letter from the editor: So long, farewell, it has been absolutely grand
Seventy-four issues later, it’s almost impossible to believe this is the last issue published during my time with University News. From staff writer to managing...
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A Winning Situation for Jazz Studies
With humble beginnings, the Jazz Studies program at UMKC took a backseat for years to classical and accordion music programs. In 1998, Jazz Studies at...
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Snowed in? Relive your childhood with these 5 Christmas movies
It’s no lie that we’ll be hibernating underneath cozy blankets and sipping hot cocoa with the expected snowfall in KC this winter. We are school-free...
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It’s never too late
“It was the first time in 25 years I found myself unemployed” 53-year-old Denise Bay said. Bay found herself laid off from her job, and...
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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...
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Interview with Kameron Sheffield
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...
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Student Finds Rhythm Between School and Being a Rockstar
Having a busy calendar is nothing new to college students but UMKC junior Kade Allenbrand takes this to a new level. While studying as a...
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ALAS speaker Steve Ellner discusses Maduro’s Venezuela
Venezuela may be nearly 3,000 miles away, but speaker Steve Ellner brought the country to the forefront Nov. 15 at UMKC to discuss its challenges...
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Fives necessities to survive a midwestern winter
We’ve recently had a taste of the fury of a midwestern winter, and even if you’re from the midwest, it has left everyone swerving on...
