Skip to Main Content
Related Image

Roo News

The Student News Site of University of Missouri - Kansas City

Roo News

Roo News

Brandon Henderson talks SGA, coronavirus update, election challenges - Boo News November 3rd

Brandon Henderson talks SGA, coronavirus update, election challenges – Boo News November 3rd

Roo News
November 3, 2020

https://youtu.be/Nu5AEBh2YNo In this week's edition of Roo News, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joined UMKC faculty and SGA President Brandon Henderson for a critical discussion of the future of policing in Kansas City, we update you on the latest coronavirus numbers,...

Photo: SGA President Brandon Henderson signs the Election Day Attendance Act into effect

UMKC Student Government Association passes the Election Day Attendance Act

Mackenzie Wilson
November 2, 2020

In order to help relieve students’ burdens, UMKC Student Government Association (SGA) Senator Noah Kuzca authored the Election Day Attendance Act last week. The bill encourages staff and faculty to be flexible with attendance, assignments, quizzes and tests due on Election...

SGA President Brandon Henderson talks plans for fall semester

SGA President Brandon Henderson talks plans for fall semester

Ciara Pate
September 14, 2020

With the semester in full swing, Student Government Association (SGA) President Brandon Henderson is poised to start accomplishing his goals for UMKC.   Despite present circumstances, Henderson is working toward the plans he set for himself before the pandemic,...

UMKC tuition and fees rise 2.3%

UMKC tuition and fees rise 2.3%

Adriana Macias
August 28, 2020

While navigating the uncharted territory of new safety guidelines on campus and a mixture of hybrid, online and face-to-face classes, students at UMKC will face another big challenge: the cost of attendance has jumped again. Tuition and fees are up 2.3% UNews spoke with a...

BLM protests and UMKC’s response: enough for students?

BLM protests and UMKC’s response: enough for students?

Abigail Higginbotham
August 25, 2020

While students were away this summer, there was a resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement after the death of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis. Protests erupted across the country, Kansas City included.  UMKC released multiple statements during the height...

Load More Stories