All posts tagged "Paris"
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Through the Eyes of Picasso: The inspiration behind the artwork
The works presented in Through the Eyes of Picasso are a must-see. This new exhibit, now on display at the Nelson Atkins, reveals to its...
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Q&A: Jesse Paris Smith talks music, activism
Jesse Paris Smith is the daughter of award-winning musician and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Patti Smith. In this exclusive interview with U-News,...
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Celebrating Women in STEM: Dr. Rosalind Franklin
Dr. Rosalind Franklin’s story is the perfect example of how women face discrimination in science. Using x-ray diffraction, a technique which allows scientists to see...
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food critic’s corner: Chez Elle Creperie is a delightful Parisian experience
Despite living in the center of the Midwest, I am always surprised to see the great diversity of cuisine in Kansas City. Although Kansas City...
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UMKC students hope film festival will help put Kansas City on the map: PoPFilmKC sets high ambitions for summer 2012 debut
An international film festival organized this year by a group of UMKC film majors hopes to bring attention to the local film community. Among them...
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Player profile: Antoine Rozner- From Paris, France to the Paris of the Plains
Paris native and UMKC freshman business major Antoine Rozner is the 24th best golfer in the French amateur rankings and the 700th best golfer in...
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'Picasso at the Lapin Agile" thrills with campy comedy, impressive cast
Picasso at the Lapin Agile, produced by the University Theatre Association (UTA), opened this weekend, beating students return to classes by a few days. The...
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Professor lectures at National World War I Museum
On Feb. 19, Felicia Hardison-Londré gave a lecture at the World War I Museum about Sarah Bernhardt’s potential influence on the American public, and our...
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Ask the Cook: Indulge yourself mindfully
Question of the week: If you must eat a cheeseburger, what can you pair it with to make it more healthy? This week’s question got...
