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Members of the International Student Organization take part in the 2024 homecoming parade. ISO brings together international and domestic students by hosting events to promote cross-cultural connections. Photo submitted by Mingzhu Zhu
UCM Hosts Highest International Student Population in Missouri
Written by Evan Weirich, Reporter • March 6, 2025
Missourians Protest Trump Policies at State Capitol
Written by Nas Az-Zubair and Darby Mostaffa • March 4, 2025
Winter Storm to Impact Warrensburg
Written by Anthony Rey, Website Editor • February 17, 2025
UCM Warrensburg and Lee’s Summit Campuses Closed Wednesday Due to Snow
Written by Anthony Rey, Website Editor • February 11, 2025
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Sarah Ghazal Ali reads one of her poems from her poetry book, “Theophanies,” at the University of Central Missouri English departments visiting writer series by Pleiades.
Sarah Ghazal Ali: Visiting Writer Series by Pleiades
Written by Jess Cooper, Reporter • April 3, 2025
Muleskinner meets New York
Written by Sadie Staker, Editor in Chief • March 31, 2025
Speech and Debate goes abroad
Written by Beth Del Vecchio • March 28, 2025
How Will Trump’s Re-election Affect Future Students?
Written by Anthony Rey, Website Editor • March 8, 2025
Sports
Byes: Do They Help or Hurt?
Byes: Do They Help or Hurt?
Written by Aaron Bax, Sports Editor • March 6, 2025
Jennies defeat Lady Hornets for rematch against Fort Hayes State
Written by Aaron Bax, Sports Editor • March 6, 2025
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Multimedia
Members of the UCM football team celebrate successfully winning their homecoming game. With this victory, the Mules sit 5-3 overall this season
UCM 2024 Homecoming Football Game

October 30, 2024

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Features
Sarah Ghazal Ali reads one of her poems from her poetry book, “Theophanies,” at the University of Central Missouri English departments visiting writer series by Pleiades.
Sarah Ghazal Ali: Visiting Writer Series by Pleiades
Written by Jess Cooper, Reporter • April 3, 2025
The cast and crew of the “Cat in the Hat” smile on stage after their performance. The University of Central Missouri presented “Cat In the Hat” on Feb. 27-28 and March 1-2. The costume design was done by Cassie Kay Hoppas, the scenic design was done by Powell Brumm, lighting design was done by Aleksandra Combs and props design was done by Spencer Musser.
Seuss on the stage
Written by Carlon Jennings, Reporter • April 3, 2025
Jack Rogers (center) talks with UCM study abroad students about the history of the Royal Military Chapel in London, England. The Royal Military Chapel, or the Guards' Chapel as it is more generally known, stands in Birdcage Walk on the south side of St. James's Park. The present chapel was built in 1963, but rose from the ashes of the original chapel, destroyed by a bomb in 1944 during World War II.
Speech and Debate goes abroad
Written by Beth Del Vecchio • March 28, 2025
Opinions
(From left to right) Editor in Chief Sadie Staker, Faculty Advisor Julie Lewis, Design Manager Darby Mostaffa, Managing Editor Linda Alviar and Multimedia Manager Braeden Sholes smile for a photo in Times Square. The Muleskinner team traveled to New York City to attend the College Media Associaton’s 2025 ProCon conference and compete on the national level.
Muleskinner meets New York
Written by Sadie Staker, Editor in Chief • March 31, 2025
Trump’s Budget Cuts May Harm Students
Trump’s Budget Cuts May Harm Students
Written by Cam Watson, Reporter • March 19, 2025
Sophomore Linda Alviar gazes at “Serapes in Space” by Kansas City-based independent creative consultant Edwing Mendez. The piece was a part of the “Lost and Found” exhibition on display at the University of Central Missouri’s Art Gallery highlighting the experiences of Latino-American artists exploring their identity and heritage.
Art Meets Identity
Written by Linda Alviar, Managing Editor • March 8, 2025