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Skinner on the Street – Thanksgiving Break Edition

Written by Roman Pfister, Contributing Reporter
November 24, 2023
Photo by Rachel Becker
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Students Donate Blood During Homecoming Week
Students Donate Blood During Homecoming Week
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
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
New Policy Adds Alcoholic Drinks at Game Day Concessions for Fans
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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
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The host drum group performs at the Trading Moon Powwow on Nov. 9. The Powwow was part of UCM’s 11th annual Trading Moon Native American Arts Festival hosted on the lower courts of the Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
UCM Hosts Largest-Ever Trading Moon Powwow
Opportunity Grants Impact Facilities On Campus
(From left to right) Katie Kaminski and Gracie Heath smile together in the Highlander Theatre. The two friends met at UCM. Heath will graduate from UCM in Dec. 2024 with a bachelor’s in theater. Photo submitted by Gracie Heath.
Mulechella Memories Make Lasting Impact
Former Mules cheerleader Tracy Palmer (top left) entertains the crowd during a Mules Football game. Palmer enjoyed cheerleading during high school and joined the Mules Cheer Team during the basketball season her freshman year at UCM. Photo Submitted by Tracy Palmer
Outstanding Alumni Reflect on Their Experiences
Former Cirque du Soleil performer Eric Hernandez performs a Native American Hoop Dance in the Elliot Student Union on Nov. 14 at 4 p.m. After Hernandez performed, he spoke to audiences about his life story and how he got to where he is today.
Native American Storyteller Eric Hernandez Visits UCM
Joanna Curless celebrates her graduation from UCM in May of 2024 in front of the Lovinger Building. Curless earned her bachelor’s of science in education and par- ticipated in student teaching during her time at UCM. Photo submitted by Joanna Curless.
Teacher Gives Thanks to UCM
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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.
Cup Speech and Debate goes abroad
(Left) Art, played by freshman Ayden Christensen, and (right) Gal, played by junior Hannah Vath, embrace in the one act “F#king Art”. This was one of four one-acts part of the Feb. 6-8 Divi- sion of Theater and Dance “Love(Im)Perfectly” series.
Love(Im)Perfectly Brings Self-Discovery to Stage
Sodexo employee Darlene Simpson engages with a student at The Grid, a convenience store located at the bottom of the Elliott Student Union. Simpson has been serving the UCM community for over 20 years.
Cashier Brightens Lives of Students
Skinner on the Street - Homecoming 2024 Edition
Skinner on the Street - Homecoming 2024 Edition
The 2024 UCM Royalty Winners Senior Derek Walsh, Junior Alexis Barnes and Junior Emma Lock embrace after being crowned homecoming royalty. The three royalty winners were announced during halftime of the homecoming football game against Washburn University on Oct. 26.
2024 Homecoming Royalty Announced at Halftime
Families Reunite at Family Weekend Breakfast
Families Reunite at Family Weekend Breakfast
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Rachel Becker
Rachel Becker, Editor in Chief, from Aug. 2022 to Dec. 2023
Editor in Chief, from Aug. 2022 to Dec. 2023