New York City’s election of 34-year-old democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani immediately caught UMKC student Sabina Long’s attention, saying the win felt surprisingly hopeful.
“It was like you’ve had the worst academic week ever, you’re super stressed, and...
The 2025 Garmin Kansas City Marathon was held on Saturday, Oct. 18, and hosted over 10,000 runners, the largest of the decade so far.
Among the crowd were Ezra Botts and Jack Sundermeier, president and vice president of the UMKC Running Club. Botts, a junior, took...
Disabled students at UMKC still navigate issues that shouldn’t exist.
Accessibility isn’t a bonus feature of campus life. It’s the baseline for equity.
As a student in a wheelchair at UMKC, I face barriers that make life harder than...
Burnout for students doesn’t wait for midterms or finals, between assignments, jobs and life, things can pile up fast.
Aiden Young, a sophomore, said he felt the effects of burnout as deadlines “stacked up” last year as a freshman.
“I was taking on a whole...
