Naren Palomino Pardo exchanged the typical college lifestyle for one where he can be found spending his days with a different type of senior.    The agreement between senior living home Claridge Court and UMKC began three years ago, allowing a conservatory student...

  UMKC is busy all week, but when Friday afternoon hits, the campus goes quiet. Students say a mix of commuter habits, city life and limited campus events leave weekends feeling empty.    “Flyers are pretty but don’t call to action necessarily,” she said. “I think...

Sisters in Death, the first book written by acclaimed television writer and director Eli Frankel, is a gripping read, bolstered by its strong connection to UMKC. The story attempts to connect the horrific slaying of 22-year-old Leila Adele Welsh, a resident of Kansas City...

  The Financial Wellness Center held its own life-size version of “The Game of Life” board game on Nov. 3 to introduce students to the realities of budgeting on campus.    Some of the organizations involved included First Gen Roos, the Men of Character Academy, Campus...

  UMKC Bloch professor William Kay has a new exhibit titled “Light, Color, and Movement” that runs from Oct. 23 to Nov. 14 in the Fine Arts building.     His exhibit is inspired by Kansas City and his love for the 70s, as well as light and color.     Art...