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Law students at UMKC are not just passing their exams—they’re setting new records and raising the bar for academic excellence.
Nearly 90.6% of law students passed the bar exam for the first time in 2024, a number 9% higher than last year and 5% higher than the average...
UMKC’s Sexuality and Gender Alliance Council (SAGA) held its “Deck The Hallows: Drag Show” on Oct. 29, promoting togetherness and acceptance amid a politically charged climate.
The performance showcased a diverse array of drag talent, with performers dazzling attendees...
Midterms are in full swing, and students have a variety of local and on-campus coffee shops to fulfill their caffeine cravings during long hours of studying.
Each spot has a unique vibe, catering to the diverse preferences of the student body.
Whether nestled...
As the November elections approach, Missouri voters find themselves at a crossroads that could reshape the state's sports landscape.
With the excitement of game day in the air, the ballot will pose a pivotal question: Should sports betting be legalized?
This decision...
As the cultural landscape of Gen Z continues to change, so does the language used by UMKC students.
Assisted by various social media platforms, Gen Z is constantly creating new phrases and lingo to use in their everyday lives.
According to Britannica, “The...
September marks the start of National Suicide Prevention Month, with growing mental health awareness over the last decade, UMKC students can turn to the Roo Wellness Center for support.
On the corner of 51st Street and Oak Street, the Roo Wellness Center has a variety...
With the start of the 2024 fall semester, the Women’s Center has a brand new look and new events on the horizon.
The group has made strides over the last year with over 67 events planned and executed with the goal ll to raise awareness and create a sense of safety...
Is there cosmic harmony among UMKC students, or is astrology just a celestial curiosity?
Students' beliefs about astrology mirror the variety of their academic interests. From skeptics to avid believers, contrasting views on zodiac signs and their influence shine through...
Camp Quality is a summer camp and support system that empowers children battling cancer and their families.
Deeply rooted in resilience, love and community, Camp Quality provides an experience beyond traditional summer camps. It's a place where children facing this sickness...
Many students at UMKC proudly express themselves through permanent body art in the form of tattoos.
The perception of tattoos has shifted dramatically over the years. Once considered taboo or associated with certain subcultures, tattoos have evolved into self-expression...
Amidst heightened concerns for public safety following the shootings at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade, Mayor Quinton Lucas' determination to proceed with the St. Patrick's Day Parade has ignited anger and skepticism among citizens.
“We have a plan for...
Outcry arises from users of TikTok after losing the ability to use music by Taylor Swift, BTS, Drake, Olivia Rodrigo and more.
On Feb. 1, Universal Music Group removed its music catalog off TikTok, leaving the platform and its creators with significantly less music to...
Student’s enjoy the creativity of Spotify’s AI-generated “Daylist” feature and don’t mind the monitoring of their music preferences.
Spotify released its new addition in September, however now in mid-January, it’s gaining traction online due to its unique...
Director of “Oppenheimer,” (2023) Christopher Nolan won his first two Golden Globes after over 20 years in the entertainment industry.
Nolan received the awards for Best Director for a Motion Picture and his film won the award for Best Drama Motion Picture.
In...
Students working part-time are being put through more stress than ever due to the large number of hours they are working to support themselves.
With the rising cost of living expenses, it would only seem natural for students to be forced to work to stay afloat. However,...
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