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Cory Bittner, UCM alumnus and Secretary of the Alumni Foundation Board of Directors, speaks at the 2024
spring commencement. Bittner graduated from UCM in 2011 and met his wife and current business partner
through UCM. Photo submitted by Cory Bittner.

How UCM Changed My Life and Why I Give Back

Written by Cory Bittner, 2011 Alumnus November 25, 2024

I graduated from the University of Central Missouri in 2011 and I’ve always cherished the memories from my time on campus. Thirteen years later, my appreciation for UCM continues to grow. I’m honored...

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Scholarships Open Opportunities for Students

Written by Linda Alviar and Sree Meghana Reddy Chintala November 23, 2024

 Many students at the University of Central Missouri receive collegiate financial support through various types of scholarships. Prospective and current students can find a variety of scholarships through...

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On Nov. 19 at 9:06 a.m., University of Central Missouri students gathered outside of the Union Mall, located on the east side of the Elliot Student Union, to express their opposing views to demonstrator Jeffrey Mullen. Many students brought LGBTQ+ flags to the scene to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Students Rally Outside Union to Oppose Demonstrator

Written by Anthony Rey, Reporter November 22, 2024

  University of Central Missouri students gathered outdoors at the Union Mall, located on the east side of the Elliot Student Union, to express their opposing views to a demonstrator on Nov. 18 to 20.   The...

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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

Written by Aaron Bax, Spot News Editor November 22, 2024

  The University of Central Missouri hosted Native American Storyteller Eric Hernandez as part of its celebration of Native American Heritage Month on Nov. 13.    Eric Hernandez is a former Cirque...

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Art by: Sammy Como

Artist of the Month

Written by Darby Mostaffa, Managing Editor September 24, 2024

Sammy Como is a University of Central Missouri senior majoring in art-graphic design. She has been creating art for as long as she can remember. As a child, Como was always found with paper and markers,...

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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

Written by Brad Hadank, Staff Reporter March 27, 2024

 The University of Central Missouri’s 8th Annual First Pitch Banquet was held at the Jerry M. Hughes Athletics Center on March 23. The First Pitch Banquet is a source of fundraising for UCM...

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The Theatre and Dance Department putting on a show of Cinderella for this semester’s musical. Mirando Muenz, playing Cinderella and Riley Given, playing Prince Topher, are shown in an intimate moment on stage during their final dress rehearsal.

First time free entry for UCM students into theatre shows

Written by Kaia Trujillo and Linda Alviar November 22, 2023

  The University of Central Missouri’s Department of Theatre and Dance allows free admission to students for this year’s productions. This is the first time in history that the department has allowed...

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Cory Chavez performs a Native American traditional song and dance to showcase Native American cultures. Beyond the Circle, a multigenerational performance group, performed at the University of Central Missouri to celebrate the Trading Moon Native American Arts Festival on Nov. 7.

UCM hosts Native American dance and arts exhibition

Written by Aaron Bax, Assistant Sports Editor November 20, 2023

  The University of Central Missouri hosted the 10th Annual Trading Moon Native American Arts Festival as part of Native American Heritage Month.   Native American dance group, Beyond the Circle,...

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Drag Show Brings Joy and Support

Drag Show Brings Joy and Support

Written by Linda Alviar, News Editor November 14, 2023

The University of Central Missouri’s Mo’s Activity Council hosted the 12th annual Red, White and Rainbow Drag Show by partnering with student LGBTQ organization, PRISM and the external organization...

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What makes the 2023 Spider-Man different from its predecessors

Written by Megan Weaver, Staff Reporter November 13, 2023

Typically, superhero movies are not subjected to critical analysis. This is because they are not made for it, they are made simply to entertain as many people as possible. Superhero movies are just vessels...

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Students strive for understanding of Middle East

Written by Brad Hadank, Staff Reporter November 13, 2023

Many University of Central Missouri students and faculty believe they are striving to gain an overall understanding of the Israel-Hamas war. Many colleges across the country have made changes due to the...

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Graphic by Nate Sullens

The ‘Barbenheimer’ thing

Written by Megan Weaver, Staff Reporter September 29, 2023

 The summer of 2023 was huge for moviegoers. Some big hits were “The Little Mermaid” (2023) and “Spider-man: Across the Spider-Verse” (2023). And of course, if you were anywhere on the internet...

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