All posts tagged "Front Page"
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Open Spaces spotlights Kansas City’s creativity
More than 200 artists in diverse forms of media are participating in Kansas City’s latest two-month artistic venture: Open Spaces. Open Spaces is as a...
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Word of advice to UMKC officials: Focus on the now, then the future
The university faced major changes this semester. Mauli Agrawal started as chancellor and is looking transform the university. The problem is the proposed changes aren’t...
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UMKC alumnus Sharice Davids is not your average candidate
The Democratic nominee for Kansas’ 3rd U.S. Congressional District Sharice Davids earned her undergraduate degree from UMKC. One of incumbent Kevin Yoder’s toughest challengers yet....
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World premiere of “Wizard of Oz” worth the wait
We may not be in Kansas, but that didn’t stop Friday’s audience from leaping to their feet as the curtain closed to welcome Dorothy, Toto,...
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SGA motions to raise student activity fee
The Student Government Association motioned for a 16.5 percent increase in the UMKC student activity fee during its the SGA Chambers Monday night. Dean of...
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Kangaroo Pantry provides food assistance for underserved UMKC community
“We believe no UMKC student, faculty or staff member should go hungry.” This is the proud motto of UMKC’s Kangaroo Pantry, opened in March of...
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NAACP holds first meeting of the semester
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) collegiate chapter at UMKC held its first meeting of the year last week. This meeting...
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Review: “Dracula: A Song of Love and Death”
Just in time for Halloween, UMKC Theatre has partnered up with Kansas City Actors Theatre to premiere “Dracula: A Song of Love and Death.” Mitch...
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“I Miss Him Terribly”: Tom Poe bench dedication
Tom Poe was a mentor, friend, uncle and colleague. Friends and family gathered near Haag Hall earlier this month for a bench dedication in honor...
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UMKC becomes stop on Pro-Life demonstration tour
The dreary, cold weather may have kept some students from going to class last Friday, but it did not prevent one young woman from facing...
