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Summer at UMKC has a sparse student population around campus, as opposed to the usual crowds of classes and events during the school year.
UMKC, known as a commuter school, has students living all over the KC metro area, making it harder for some to stay in touch...
The UMKC Theatre Department is undergoing many changes to provide exciting new opportunities for students.
A Conservatory expansion and performing arts center renovation, including a black box theater and practice spaces, were announced this year. Furthermore,...
Protesters gathered at Mill Creek Park by the Plaza to peacefully protest.
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...
UMKC students are feeling the effects from across the pond after new anti-trans legislation was passed in the UK.
On April 15th, a UK Supreme Court decision ruled that trans women are not legally considered women. The decision comes amongst debates on trans women...
UMKC students are taking action to commemorate April as national Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Resources, Intervention, Support, and Education, or RISE, is a confidential support office on campus available to both staff and students.
Those at RISE are not...
Enactus held the Thrift-a-Roo pop-up on Wednesday for students to purchase second-hand clothing at the university walkway.
The proceeds raised will go to a school in Mexico to tackle both the fast fashion industry, and to give back to an under-resourced community.
Thrift-a-Roo...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and UMKC is providing support and resources for survivors of domestic violence.
Anyone can be affected by domestic violence both directly and indirectly. Young adults especially should be aware of the effects domestic...
Concrete Canoe is a club dedicated to showcasing students' innovation by putting their creativity and knowledge into practice by creating canoes out of concrete. They race the canoes as well as build them.
The club is divided into teams, each having a specialization....
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