The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Johnson county, with 5–7 inches of snow expected from Friday evening through late Saturday night. The storm is also expected to...

The University of Central Missouri hosted a blood drive on Oct. 21 to 22 in the Student Recreation and Wellness Center as part of the festivities of homecoming week. To give blood, donors first check in....

The University of Central Missouri’s Center for Multiculturalism and Inclusivity hosted the Power of Your Vote event on Sept. 9. The event, which was organized in partnership with the American Democracy...

The University of Central Missouri offers many travel abroad opportunities. Many students and staff involved in the study abroad program believe these opportunities are important for learning a global...

  The University of Central Missouri has introduced alcohol sales at athletic events for the 2024 fall semester. The UCM football game on Sept. 7 solidified the new policy, introducing a variety of...

  The University of Central Missouri is set to transition from Blackboard to a new learning management system called DesiretoLearn Brightspace. D2L Brightspace was created by the Canadian global software...

  On Mar. 22, the U.S. Department of Education announced that a miscalculation in the formula for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid resulted in incorrect student financial information being...

  Currently enrolled students at the University of Central Missouri continue to have access to women’s health resources on campus and in the surrounding Warrensburg community. The UCM Campus Community...

 Throughout March, the University of Central Missouri’s Greek chapters have begun preparations for their annual Greek Week, which will start the first week of April. With only a few days left until...

      SGA is composed of congresspeople, student representatives from every academic college, and Registered Student Organizations. Congresspeople representing UCM’s various academic...

  On March 20, Daniel Franzese, the actor who played Damien in the 2004 rendition of “Mean Girls,” visited campus for a Q&A, meet and greet and a showing of the movie. The event was sponsored...