The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

Muleskinner

Students wait in line for meals at Todd Dining Hall on Sept. 12. Located in Todd Dining Hall is a food option called Trends which offers a rotating menu of made to order meals during lunch time.
Health Code Protocols Strive for Safe Todd and Ellis Dining
September 26, 2024
Students attend a presentation explaining the power of their vote hosted by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity and American Democracy Project on Sept. 9. During this presentation, both domestic students and international students shared their different perspectives and comments on voting in America and in other countries.
International Students Attend the Power of the Vote Event
September 25, 2024
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
September 24, 2024
Potential customers peruse the stalls at the Warrensburg Farmers Market. The farmers market, held at 300 N. Holden St. operates from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Saturdays from May to the end of Sept. Photo Submitted by Warrensburg Convention and Visitors Bureau
Downtown businesses optimistic with options
August 19, 2024
Graphic by Linda Alviar
D2L Brightspace to replace Blackboard in Fall 2025
May 2, 2024
Members of the UCM Band perform outside the football stadium as part of the Get The Red Out celebration on Sept. 7. The UCM band is composed of both music and non-music majors and performs at most football games.
Non-Music Majors March with Marching Mules Band
September 27, 2024
UCM students, along with the Warrensburg community gather on South Holden St. on Sept. 7, 2024 for “Get The Red Out”. Set up on both sides of Holden were booths from local businesses and student organizations wanting to make themselves known to the Warrensburg community. “Get The Red” out happens every year in conjunction with the first UCM Mules football teams home game. Photo by Braeden Sholes
UCM’s Annual “Get the Red Out” Event
September 26, 2024
Students visit tables representing schools or programs in different countries set up in the UCM Stu- dent Union on Sept. 11 as part of the Study Abroad Fair. The Study Abroad Fair is an event held on campus to help inform students about the different possibilities available to them to travel abroad.
Study Abroad Brings Worlds Closer Together
September 25, 2024
Art by: Sammy Como
Artist of the Month
September 24, 2024
Students sample the many food options at the Taste of UCM festival. The festival took place on August 28th from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Elliot Student Union.
Students and Staff Savor Food from Across UCM
September 13, 2024
Students attend a presentation explaining the power of their vote hosted by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity and American Democracy Project on Sept. 9. During this presentation, both domestic students and international students shared their different perspectives and comments on voting in America and in other countries.
International Students Attend the Power of the Vote Event
September 25, 2024
Students visit tables representing schools or programs in different countries set up in the UCM Stu- dent Union on Sept. 11 as part of the Study Abroad Fair. The Study Abroad Fair is an event held on campus to help inform students about the different possibilities available to them to travel abroad.
Study Abroad Brings Worlds Closer Together
September 25, 2024
Art by: Sammy Como
Artist of the Month
September 24, 2024
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
September 24, 2024
Graphic by Linda Alviar
D2L Brightspace to replace Blackboard in Fall 2025
May 2, 2024
From left, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Matt Howdeshell, Mules Football Head Coach Josh Lamberson, donor and alumnus David Neuenschwander, former coach Terry Noland, Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Foundation Executive Director Courtney Goddard and President Roger Best celebrate the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Terry Noland Football Office Complex. Terry Noland was the head coach for the UCM football team from 1983 to 1996 where Noland amassed 78 wins, seven winning seasons, and four MIAA championships.
Football Office Remodel Honors University of Central Missouri Hall of Famer Terry Noland
September 25, 2024
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
September 24, 2024
IMG 0079 - Ryan Heidrich and Reeece Troyer take advantage of the basketball courts located in the lower areas of the Student Recreation and Wellness Center between classes. The center is used at all times of day whether by people working out or playing casual pick-up games on the court.
Word-of-Mouth Sports
September 24, 2024
Former Basketball Coach Kim Anderson is showing the cut basketball net in the 2014 National Championship of the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament. After winning the game, the whole team cuts a small strip of the net to keep. Submitted photo by UCM Athletics.
Becoming Part of the Team
August 23, 2024
UCM September Athletic Schedule
UCM September Athletic Schedule
August 23, 2024
From left, student actors Allie Whitney and Dawson Black sit at the back of the room engaged in conversation while a silhouetted Lizzy Molina watches. The play, “A Long Trip,” was one of the UCM Studio One-Acts performed on Sept. 14 and 15 at the Nickerson Black Box Theatre.
A Bittersweet Set of Studio One-Acts by UCM Theatre and Dance
September 27, 2024
Graphic by: Nate Sullens
Chappell Roan Changes Fan Culture
September 24, 2024
Letter from the managing editor
August 22, 2024
What I wish I would have known as a freshman
August 22, 2024
Graphic by: Kaia Trujillo
Goodbye Graduates
May 3, 2024
The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

Muleskinner

The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

Muleskinner

Categories:

iCentral: the new Snapchat update

Written by Kaitlin Brothers
February 15, 2018

VIDEO BY KAITLIN BROTHERS / MULTIMEDIA EDITOR (WARRENSBURG, Mo.)–In this week’s iCentral, we ask UCM students what they think of the new Snapchat update. Watch and see what they had to say!
John Moeller contributed to this video.
 

Story continues below advertisement
View Story Comments
Print this Story
Tags:
More to Discover
More in iCentral
Current Mules players stand while being recognized at the First Pitch banquet on Mar. 23. During the banquet, they heard from speakers who talked about how to persevere on and off the field and outside of college.
Former World Series MVP speaks at UCM First Pitch Banquet
What are you excited for this year?
What are you excited for this year?
iCentral: The clock challenge
iCentral: The clock challenge
iCentral: National Women's Day
iCentral: National Women's Day
iCentral: The Larry Nassar case
iCentral: The Larry Nassar case
iCentral: The best dining hall?
iCentral: The best dining hall?
More in Multimedia
Students attend a presentation explaining the power of their vote hosted by UCM’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity and American Democracy Project on Sept. 9. During this presentation, both domestic students and international students shared their different perspectives and comments on voting in America and in other countries.
International Students Attend the Power of the Vote Event
Students visit tables representing schools or programs in different countries set up in the UCM Stu- dent Union on Sept. 11 as part of the Study Abroad Fair. The Study Abroad Fair is an event held on campus to help inform students about the different possibilities available to them to travel abroad.
Study Abroad Brings Worlds Closer Together
Art by: Sammy Como
Artist of the Month
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
Graphic by Linda Alviar
D2L Brightspace to replace Blackboard in Fall 2025
The formula being used to calculate a student's federal aid has been updated for the 2024- 2025 FAFSA. This is an example of what a students' eligbility may look like within the FAFSA form. Screenshot from Federal Student Aid website.
Federal miscalculation sets back FAFSA
Menu
Activate Search
Home
iCentral: the new Snapchat update