Familiar faces are getting a touch-up this summer on the second floor of Haag Hall as the Quintanilla-Project Team has begun a five-week mural restoration.
The project has been in motion since 2020 when an initial assessment was done by Iñaki Gárate, team lead...
Kansas City’s 50th annual Pride festival began on June 6, followed by the annual parade through Westport to the Country Club Plaza on June 7.
KC Pride is a three-day festival that allows the community to show its support for LGBTQIA+ individuals during Pride...
The Conservatory will be showing performances of “Into the Woods” in Spencer Theatre, with an ensemble of dancers added, until March 23rd.
Into the Woods is an Oscar-winning musical written by James Lapine and composed by Stephen Soundheim, a tale twisted...
If your parents or guardians have connections that help land you a job, that can make you a nepo baby. Consider that anyone can experience nepotism, before judging these babies.
“People are born into it, they didn’t ask for famous parents. What’s important is...
Scholars, researchers and students gathered at The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures on Thursday to kick off a two-day research symposium on the historical significance of Black dolls.
The symposium was part of programming for the exhibition “Portraits of Childhood:...
Largely regarded as a commuter school, UMKC should feel the effects of the new Siddens Bening Hands-off Law, Missouri’s effort to reduce distracted driving making it illegal to use electronic devices while driving,
Starting Jan. 2025, law enforcement can offer...
The new Uplift Resource Drive in the Bloch School wants to provide resources to the unhoused population of KC, and Alice Oropeza is ready to take action.
Community members will be able to donate items until Nov. 21 and the supplies, such as hygiene items, will go directly...
Hoping to mobilize the youth vote in an especially historic election, UMKC students held a resource fair to offer voters guides, sample ballots and encouragement.
Early voting has been underway in Missouri since October 22, with 41 million members of Gen Z eligible to...
The Miller Nichols Library hosted the annual Rainbow Read-In on Oct. 11 to highlight LGBTQ+ literature, original stories and poems.
This event was on National Coming Out Day and was moved from June to October to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month.
It was inspired...
The first ‘Roos After Dark: Union Takeover’ event of the semester saw an overwhelming number of attendees, cementing the event as a definite staple in UMKC’s future.
Taking place on Sept. 6, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., it featured two food trucks, a catered dinner,...
