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As students get ready for spring break, music creates the soundtrack to their adventures—no matter how they may be spending it. These are the songs that will set their tone for a week of fun, relaxation, and memory-making.
El Noa Noa - Juan Gabriel
Juan Gabriel’s...
Team gathers as the season comes to a close.
Sophomore guard Elauni Bennett had a career day with 20 points.
Starting lineup huddles before the game.
Senior Guard Jamar Brown takes the ball down the court
Senior Forward Melvyn Ebonkoli takes a layup (Feb. 27, 2025)
A new class of impactful women joined the ranks of the Starr Women’s Hall of Fame on Feb. 20 at the Kauffman Center.
The seven women were inducted into the Hall of Fame, celebrating their work to make Kansas City better. More than 50 women have received the honor...
Senior forward Tamia Ugass celebrates vs South Dakota
Both teams go for a rebound.
Junior guard Davante Hall drives to the basket
Senior guard Jamar Brown takes the ball to the basket.
Some LGBTQ+ students at UMKC are worried about their safety and expressed concerns about their programs being cut after one of President Donald Trump’s latest executive orders.
Sam Justice, a biology and psychology major, is the president of the Sexuality and Gender...
Junior point guard Davontae Hall attempts a layup.
More than 300 demonstrators came together on Feb. 8 at Mill Creek Park and marched through the Plaza, to protest against President Trump’s recent policies.
Protestors of all ages lined up on the sidewalks next to the park, located a mile away from the UMKC Volker...
Chancellor Mauli Agrawal announced Thursday, Feb. 13 at the Student Union that UMKC had received Carnegie R1 status.
The Carnegie Research 1 status is a classification that indicates a very high level of research activity. Only 187 universities in the country have been...
Team huddles after foul against South Dakota on Jan. 30.
Senior Kelby Bannerman goes in for a layup.
Funding and affordability could change under the new Trump Administration.
The Social Sunrise Club and Breakfast Club helped students start their day right with early morning snacks at the University Walkway on Nov. 5.
Both UMKC clubs staged the table of treats from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., giving students the opportunity to eat before their classes....
UMKC Conservatory students challenged attendees to look deeper into the story behind three fine art photos at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art on Oct. 24.
The three student performers engaged in tableau vivant, or living pictures, for the Night/Shift: Floating Worlds event....
UMKC graduate Gracie Caggiano performed on Sept. 18 at the Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park, highlighting her experiences living with a disability in KC.
She sang for the Art in the Loop foundation, which focuses on revitalizing downtown with free concerts and art installations....
Ian Chung smiling in a room with orange walls.
After struggling with fluctuating popularity last semester, GamerRoos wants to create a casual and friendly environment for all kinds of gamers.
The club hosts gaming sessions for fans of Super Smash Brothers Ultimate on Mondays from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room 302 of...
There is a positive energy that comes with attending local concerts.
It can be felt in the footsteps of women, dancing barefoot on wooden floors at the Crossroad’s well-known recordBar. It’s felt through the kindness of musicians helping each other set up or borrow...
For college students, it can be difficult to navigate the school year while juggling finances and maintaining a fashionable appearance. Some practice thrifting as a solution.
Whether they are looking for specific closet staples or appreciating the variety, understanding...
Anthony Labat at the LaBudde Special Collections.
Two attendees at the event.
KCATA board members struggle to recall the original funding plan for zero-fare buses. Lack of communication and transparency adds to the dilemma.
Many voters have spoken out against the vote.
Students dance at the Fake African Wedding event.
The program for the Sight x Sound event featuring the performers.
Drinks and snacks were served to UMKC students and faculty for the annual Giving Day Kick-Off Party, celebrating a 24-hour fundraising event to support UMKC programs and foundations.
Many have already decided they will vote no on April 2
UMKC united with Rockhurst University on Tuesday afternoon at Durwood Stadium to sign cards dedicated to the hospitals taking care of Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade shooting victims and sympathy cards for Lisa Lopez-Galvan’s family.
Tables lined the track with giant...
The 2024 Super Bowl had 123.7 million viewers across various platforms.
Hundreds of community members lit candles Thursday evening in Kansas City to honor the victims of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade shooting.
The community mourned Lisa Lopez-Galvan’s death outside of Children's Mercy Hospital, where several injured children from...
After struggling to gain and keep members last semester, UMKC’s Pride Alliance club outlined their new agenda with plans to increase membership and visibility.
The LGBTQIA+ organization offers safe spaces to queer students.
President Francesca Makuch and Vice...
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