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A cross section of the participants at the 2023 Parichay. The event was hosted by the Association of Indian Students.

Parichay Event Welcomes International Students

Written by Muritala Ayinla, Distribution Coordinator March 31, 2023

  The Association of Indian Students at the University of Central Missouri held the 2023 Parichay for approximately 200 new students who enrolled in the 2023 Spring semester at UCM. The Association’s...

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Students Find Ways to Cope with Winter Weather

Students Find Ways to Cope with Winter Weather

Written by Muritala Ayinla, Distribution Coordinator March 25, 2023

  For many students, the arrival of winter weather means so many things depending on the coping strategies adopted. To some, the icy weather means feelings of depression, stress, anxiety, or even hopelessness....

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The team conducts a mini-simulation in the newly remodeled classroom for the Mock Trial, Speech and Debate, and Model UN teams. “We’re very grateful to the foundation and the donors for the remodel because it looks great and we’re really having fun having class in there,” Darlene Budd said.

Model UN Team Competes Representing Uzbekistan

Written by Anna Furney, Reporter December 1, 2021

  Over the weekend before Thanksgiving, the University of Central Missouri’s Model United Nations team will be traveling to the American Model United Nations annual conference at the University of Chicago...

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Community medical staff are checking the information for those who are getting  vaccinated. This sign reads, “vaccinator information registration area.” Those who are willing to be vaccinated need to fill out the necessary information in this area and sign the consent form.

COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Differs Internationally: A look at Missouri and Beijing

Written by Junping Xia, Reporter April 20, 2021

  The world has been affected to varying degrees because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but vaccines have become the most effective way to combat the pandemic. As the University of Central Missouri hosts...

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Passengers provide Chinese customs officials with their entry documents to review. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the process for entering China is very cumbersome.

Chinese International Students Overcome Challenges During COVID-19 Pandemic

Written by Junping Xia, Reporter March 3, 2021

  For many Chinese international students, being able to live a normal life has been a challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some suspended their studies, some switched to online classes and some stayed...

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Shahab visits the Muleskinner newsroom with his son and reflects on his experiences at UCM. (Photo by Erin Wides / Features Editor)

International alumnus back after 28 years

Written by Erin Wides October 26, 2018

Twenty-eight years and a trip across the world later, one University of Central Missouri alum and his two sons are having a literal homecoming. Abdul Mutalib Shahab graduated from Central Missouri State...

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FACES of UCM: Katie Kim

Written by Denise Elam April 25, 2018

(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) –Growing up in Oak Grove, Missouri, UCM junior Katie Kim was not exposed to that much diversity. That changed when she requested to room with an international student her freshman...

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Ebola in mind, US colleges screen some students

Written by Muleskinner Staff August 29, 2014

By CAROLYN THOMPSON (BUFFALO, N.Y. AP) — College students from West Africa may be subject to extra health checks when they arrive to study in the United States as administrators try to insulate campuses...

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